Monday, October 20, 2008

Climate party!

The 16th of October, Think Globally Radio covered a Climate Party in central Stockholm.

The idea of the party, launched by the movement "Klimataktion" in Sweden is to raise awareness of the acute climate situation as well as to highlight the relation of the participants to this global issue. A Climate Party has its roots from the "home sales party" phenomenon. However, instead of a salesman there is a climate whistleblower invited to the party.

Think Globally Radio will soon do a show dedicated for this idea together with representatives of the movement "Klimataktion".

You can visit Klimataktion here.

Thursday, October 9, 2008

Sustainable steps: Ecosystem services to be incorporated into business

The responsible investment company GES Investment Services is engaged into developing a new index that will measure companies ecosystem preformance. With the help of World Resources Institutes analyze tool Corporate Ecosystem Review (CER) GES Investment Services takes one step further into shifting the focus of the business sector on end-of-pipe solutions and environmental management standards towards the holistic fact of companies dependency of well-functioning ecosystems. The index will then serve capital investors at the time of investment decision making.

"If we considered the Earth a company, then we would have a capital destruction of 60%", said Cecilia Procopé Repinski, GES Investment Services.

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Think Globally Radio wins Community Radio of the Year prize at the Swedish Radio Awards - Wednesday, 24 Sep 2008

Think Globally Radio accepted the award for Community Radio of the Year at a gala event at the Rigoletto theater in Stockholm on September 24th, 2008. The Jury’s motivation for awarding Think Globally Radio with the honor: “A community radio program that takes the environment bloody seriously. A program that through its proximity to science and expertise allows us to understand that we have to think globally in environmental questions.”