“I think one of the most interesting things we have is a policy plan that looks ahead to the year 2100 and at what our role as a company will be, which is really thinking long term.” – Fujitsu’s Global Executive VP for Sustainability, Alison Rowe. EMG spoke with Alison Rowe, about the journey the company…
“The challenge in China and India is to get them to move away from the belief that sustainability is expensive. China and India are both very price‐sensitive markets, and the initial reaction to innovations such as this is usually: will this cost more? ” – EMG Interview with Mr. Darrel Webber, Secretary General of the…
It’s been estimated that the buildings in which we live and work every day account for around 40% of the world’s energy usage. Clearly, any country that wants to get serious about sustainability has got to look at the role its built environment is playing in its overall infrastructure and the impact it will have…
”In Finland, we use the concept “Green Care” to include all the wellbeing services that use elements of nature to promote human welfare. This includes both social care and health care, but also the services to maintain and promote our own wellbeing is an important factor.” Interview with: Anja Yli-Viikari, Senior Research Fellow at MTT,…
Daan Elffers spoke with Simon Mills, Head of Sustainable Development for City of London, about the work he has done over the past decade, and what he believes it will take for the city to meet the challenges of the future. Today the London Underground celebrates its 150th anniversary. How does the London Underground fit…
