I have split my references and links into:

  • Research Procedureal
  • Theory
  • Sustainability (Environmental / Social / Financial) and Ethics Related (you are here)

    INTERESTING ENVIRONMENTAL LINKS
    ACCA
    The Ecology of the New Economy
    Mersey Basin Redevelopment Campaign Report
    PWC Links
    Holocene
    Holocene Research
    Sustainability news
    Sierra Club-Walkerton
    IAEE Fall 2000
    Sustainable Quality Awards
    RMIT Centre for Sustainability Research
    Green Innovations
    Sustainability or Sustainability Promoting
    AGSM Research Page
    Moving the Economy
    John Elkington's books
    PIRC Paper - Controversies Affecting Shell in Nigeria
    Sustainability Indicators Project
    American Spectator Article - Questioning Global Warming
    KPMG - Beyond the Numbers
    Canadian Army Environmental Program
    Sustainable Solutions
    Citizens Bank of Canada
    Environment Canada
    Lead Canada
    AICD - Click on Boardroom Reports, then Ethics
    Political Donations
    AICD - Sustainability Conference
    ISPO
    National Capitalism
    Rocky Mountain Institute
    Robert Owen
    Clyde River
    New Lanark
    Interface Carptet Sustainablity Initiative
    BSR Resource Centre
    Elkington, J, 1998, Canibals with Forks Gabriola Island, B.C. ; Stony Creek, CT : New Society Publishers
    IRRC's Corporate Environmental Profiles Directory
    General Statistical Design and Analysis for Environmental Decisions
    Corporate Environmental Management
    Full Costing of Remediation Alternatives to Improve Corporate Decisions with Environmental Impacts
    University of Virginia Environmental Links
    Improve Business Performance Through People
    VICLF Research Site
    Centre for Innovation in Corporate Responsibility (CICR)
    SCCU Research Site
    Canadian Ethics Centre
    Business Simulation Game

    Global Action / Anarchists / NGO / Oposition
    Anarchists
    Blackened Global Action Site
    Resist Corporate Rule
    Whittaker, M., "Emerging 'triple bottom line' model for industry weighs environmental, economic and social considerations," Oil and Gas Journal 20/12/99, pp 23-26.
    Bray, J., "Petroleum and Human Rights: The New Frontiers of DeGate," The Oil and Gas Journal, 11/1/99, pp 65-67.
    Elkington, J., "The Triple Bottom Line: implications for the Oil Industry," Oil and Gas Journal, 13/12/99, pp 139-141.

    ACTIVITY BASED COSTING
    NASA Bibliography

    EXTERNALITIES
    Externalities Paper
    Electricity Generation and Environmental Externalities: Case Studies

    FUTURISM
    Maxheadroom

    CORPORATE BEHAVIOUR
    Nike - Custom sho logo refusal

    ETHICS
    SLAM
    Guide to Ethical Decisionmaking
    Business Aid
    Canadian Ethics Centre
    Roy Culpeper's Paper 2 Dec 98
    McKay, H (1997) Generations, Baby Boomers, their parents and their children

    COMPANIES COMMITTED TO TBL
    Ford
    Jac Nassur's Internal email
    GM
    ERP Centre Shipley UK

    Politics
    Brave Owl
    Tabuns (2001) considers the enthusiasm shown by leaders in the United States of America for sustaining a status quo that obstructs the ability for environmental and social issues to be �.. Tabuns (2001) reports that United States Vice President Cheney accepts the trade-off between maintaining the American 'way of life' and the unclean outputs from coal fired electricity plants. Turner (2001) elaborates on Cheneys dismissal of renewable energy sources and lack of concern for environmental and social issues relating to the extraction of oil from the Canadian National Wildlife Refuge. This would lead one to suspect that there is little interest within the current United States Administration in any bottom line that includes non-financial considerations.

    SustainAbility and UNEP (1996) Engaging Stakeholders: Volume 1 The Benchmark Survey. London: SustainAbility/UNEP joint publication.

    Tabuns, P (2001) 'Dick Cheney's politics: There's no fuel like an old fuel.' Toronto Globe and Mail. Wed, May 9, 01

    Turner, J (2001) 'Is nothing sacred? Canadians must decide: Do we back our First Nations and oppose Arctic drilling -- or acquiesce to U.S. schemes? asks former prime minister John Turner.'Toronto Globe and Mail. Thur, May 10, 01

    Cults
    RMIT Logos

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