Reduced Carbon Emissions is Better Business
My good buddy Paul Challacombe shoots me these juicy urls from time to time as he data mines the world. Today his pick is from the NY Times business section: http://tinyurl.com/mjb6s on how from Timberland to Walmart, companies have figured out that strategies to reduce global warming and reduce the carbon emissions that produce global warming are good long range business planning.
Timberland has started with the cows that produce leather and the methane those cows make. They are changing their feed. The end of the article quotes one business leader as saying something to the effect that anyone whose thinking is twenty years into the future has long since missed the boat. How true how true. Their boat and OURS. It is NOW or never for actions to reduce global warming.
More evidence that this president doesn't know beans about good business for all his millionaire advisors. They are all dumb dumb dumb. But I give these other guys credit where credit is due. They have gotten it.
Timberland has started with the cows that produce leather and the methane those cows make. They are changing their feed. The end of the article quotes one business leader as saying something to the effect that anyone whose thinking is twenty years into the future has long since missed the boat. How true how true. Their boat and OURS. It is NOW or never for actions to reduce global warming.
More evidence that this president doesn't know beans about good business for all his millionaire advisors. They are all dumb dumb dumb. But I give these other guys credit where credit is due. They have gotten it.
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