Corporate lawyer Robert Hinkley says world court decision has potential to end greenhouse gas emissions.
Tag: corporate action
Gas expansion versus people-powered change
Our guest in The Sustainable Hour no. 551 is Colin Long, Just Transition Officer at Trades Hall Council in Melbourne.
The Business Revolution: A podcast for a new era of corporate transformation
“The Business Revolution” is a new podcast dedicated to exploring the shifts towards a circular, decarbonised economy, with a more transparent, honest, and caring corporate culture in Australia.
Collective wisdom: Uniting brains for a safer future
Our guests in The Sustainable Hour no. 490 are Louise Denver, comms lead for Subak Australia, and Tim Hollo, author and executive director at the Green Institute.
A declaration to remove the threat of climate horror
An introduction to The Shoalhaven Declaration – a solution for ending the abuses to the environment – by changing the corporate law
Robert Hinkley: Corporations need a moral compass
Article by former corporate lawyer Robert Hinkley about why the need to adopt 11 new words in Corporate Law.
Call on Government to change the law
Eleven words to relieve the climate emergency and prevent it from ever happening again.
Corporate lawyer’s 11-word code that could change the world
‘The Code’ is a new idea to fight climate change and eliminate other corporate abuses of the public interest. Interview with corporate lawyer Robert Hinkley.
How Barwon Health is becoming a greener health service
With 6,500 staff across 21 sites, Barwon Health is the largest employer in Geelong region, and one of the largest and most comprehensive regional health services in all of Australia. Our guests in the sustainable studio on 94.7 The Pulse on 29 July 2015, Scott Randall and Bronwyn Aylmer from
We learn from each other’s solutions
A revolution is happening under our noses: We’re watching a bright green coalition begin to build a future that makes sense in our lifetime. Wind energy is now cheaper than coal. The only thing standing in the way for a transition to clean energy and a safer climate is political