Monthly Archives: January 2008

Ready, Set, Let’s Go!

Posted on January 30, 2008 by

We’ve just hired Leslie,a chemical engineer to develop an environmental, health and safety (EHS) audit/strategy for our Ethical Sourcing Program.  She’s insightful and capable, having spent the past five years with an environmental engineering consulting firm.  There are three big … Continue reading →

Posted in Environment and Ethical Sourcing | 1 Comment

Pollution, Social Ills & The Developing World

Posted on January 25, 2008 by

It’s depressingly surprising. According to the United Nations, Canada on a per capita basis produces five times more carbon than a communist apparatchik in China or an impoverished farmer in Sri Lanka. This means the way we live, work and … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate Change, Environment and Ethical Sourcing, Social Justice | 12 Comments

Evil vs Evolution

Posted on January 10, 2008 by

There is unspeakable evil in this world.  Perpetrated by governments, businesses and individuals.  The victims are typically the vulnerable, such as women, children and the impoverished.  When evil happens, we’re predictably moved with compassion and just anger.  We want to … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Justice | 8 Comments