How to take Scope 3 Emissions from Data to Action

Tommy MalettaSustainability News, Greentech, Ethical Markets Originals, Ethical Markets Review, Latest Headlines

Sustainable Brands For Scope 3 to be monitored successfully, Scope 1 and 2 emissions reporting must be mandated across all businesses and suppliers, no matter their size. Scope 3 inventories have become an essential tool for organisations that are looking to take meaningful action to improve the environmental impact of their …

The future of data centers — on land, at sea, and in space

Tommy MalettaResource Efficiency, Greentech, Ethical Markets Review, Latest Headlines

By Kristin Houser, Freethink We need more data centers for AI. Developers are getting creative about where to build them. It’s 2035. Global electricity demand has skyrocketed, driven in large part by the data centers that support our digital world. Rather than worsening climate change, though, these power-hungry facilities are …

The economy, the narrative, and the whip: by Ladislau Dowbor

Jay OwenEthical Markets Review

“We are honored to publish this original paper by our esteemed Advisory Board member Professor Ladislau Dowbor, Chair of the Economics Department at the Pontificate Catholic University in Sao Paulo, Brazil.  Prof. Dowbor is one of the very few economists who transcended the obsolete textbook limits, by embracing his broad systems …

China vs. the U.S.: Competing Visions

LaRae LongEthical Markets Review

December 20, 2021 China vs. the U.S.: Competing Visions Philip Kotler             China and the U.S. provide quite different visions of how to serve their citizens and how to help the rest of the world. China is an authoritarian state run by one political party, China’s Communist Party (CCP). China …

“US Supreme Court Violates the Constitution” by Frank Dixon

Jay OwenGlobal Citizen, Ethical Markets Review, Latest Headlines

“Ethical Markets is happy to post this link to our Advisory Board member, Frank Dixon’s important update of his article “US Supreme Court Violates the Constitution“, which discusses reforms now needed to bring SCOTUS back in line with the Founders’ intentions!  As this corporate-friendly and active conservative-leaning SCOTUS resumes its …

A crisis of immaturity

Jay OwenAdvisors' Forum, Ethical Markets Review

A crisis of immaturity By Terry Mollner   We have two crises in America, the pandemic and of immaturity. Bob Woodward just revealed to us how pervasive it is. It is obvious he could have revealed those tapes to us at any time between January and September, during those seven …

Solutions News: Riane Eisler on Transformational Culture Change – Moving from Dominance to Partnership.

Jay OwenAdvisors' Forum, Ethical Markets Review

Tune in tomorrow, Friday! from 5-6pm (PST) Riane Eisler Our guest on September 11, 2020 Riane Eisler is a social systems scientist, cultural historian, and attorney whose research, writing, and speaking has transformed the lives of people worldwide. Her newest work, Nurturing Our Humanity: How Domination and Partnership Shape Our Brains, …

King of the Mountain: China vs the US

Jay OwenGlobal Citizen, Ethical Markets Review

“Ethical Markets recommends this article by our colleague John Perkins, author of the recently published Touching The Jaguar, also The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man and 8 other non-fiction books on global intrigue and indigenous wisdom.  This wide-ranging article is a useful overview on many of the global trends …