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Case for Severn barrage 'unproven'
BBC | 10 Jun 2013
A committee of MPs reject a £25bn scheme to generate electricity from a barrage across the Severn.
Greenpeace's Arctic Sunrise goes on tour in support of sustainable fishermen - in pictures
Guardian Unlimited | 10 Jun 2013
Greenpeace's Arctic Sunrise is on a European tour in support of small-scale sustainable fishermen
Small and wild: how to feed fish to the world (opinion/book review)
Guardian Unlimited | 10 Jun 2013
I'm a seafood fanatic, and there are few fruits of the sea that I adore more than prawns. That's why my heart sank when Andy Sharpless, CEO of Oceana, the globe's largest international ocean conservation organization, told me that whether I ate them farmed or wild-caught, eating prawns is largely indefensible.
Nike, Adidas and others aim for less toxic supply chains
ClimateBiz | 10 Jun 2013
Major apparel companies share best practices, supplier toolkits and more though the nine-year-old AFIRM Group.
Sustainia100 and the politics of positivity
ClimateBiz | 10 Jun 2013
A new global guide to 100 sustainability solutions aims to help move the needle.
ICYMI: Green businesses really are more profitable
ClimateBiz | 10 Jun 2013
In case you missed it: Green goods boosted small businesses, a GMO mystery deepens, ranking the greenest utility companies, and five things every company should be doing.
How She Leads: Nawal Al-Hosany, Masdar
ClimateBiz | 10 Jun 2013
The director of sustainability at Masdar, a United Arab Emirates-based renewable energy company, talks about building the most sustainable city in the world.
Want lower building costs? Hire a data guru
ClimateBiz | 10 Jun 2013
A facility data manager may be the missing ingredient to help boost onsite efficiency and performance.
North Sea herring confirmed sustainable
World Fishing | 10 Jun 2013
The International Council for the Exploration of the Sea's (ICES) latest scientific advice has confirmed North Sea herring as sustainable as a result of the responsible fishing practices of Scotland’s pelagic fishermen.
Ocean-Related Impacts of Climate Change on Human and National Security (blog)
The Ocean Foundation | 10 Jun 2013
Many of the threats to our coastal communities from climate change are well-known. Many of the responses needed to mitigate these challenges are also well known. What is not known - and is crying out for an answer — is the question of how these needed responses will be mobilized: when? by whom? and, frighteningly, whether?