Category Archives: green

Scalia: big gov’t liberal interpreter of Constitution gone; real conservative pragmatism now may have a chance.

Posted on February 14, 2016 by Adam Sulkowski

Unusual and unnecessary written commentary issued prior to hearing arguments in landmark cases. Alleged vulgar gesticulations on the steps of a church. “Quack quack” as a closing comment when defending his controversial refusal to recuse himself from a case involving … Continue reading →

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Warsaw’s Latest Sustainability Report: thanks to those who made it happen (and why every city should do something like this)

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Adam Sulkowski

Warsaw – capital of Poland and home to +1.7 million residents – recently published its latest sustainability report (a press release, executive summary, and the entire Warsaw Sustainability Report are available in English and in Polish / po Polsku). The … Continue reading →

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“Taking the blinders off our beasts”

Posted on November 24, 2015 by Adam Sulkowski

Since about 2005 I’ve kicked around this phrase: “Sustainability reporting is like taking the blinders off our great beasts – helping our institutions see that eliminating harms and improving societal and environmental conditions is actually in their own interest.” It took … Continue reading →

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