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Blue & Green Tomorrow’s 12 stories of 2012
With just 11 days to go until the big man comes off his 364-day holiday to deliver presents to people around the world, we thought it high time to deliver our own gift to our loyal readers: a month-by-month rundown of the most popular articles of the last year.
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But anyway, without further ado; here’s the most popular tidbits to have appeared on Blue & Green Tomorrow in 2012:
JANUARY: Green Dragon: Kelly Evans
An interview with Kelly Evans of Social Change, who says for businesses to survive, they must stand for something other than profit.
FEBRUARY: The Battle for the Green Investment Bank: the final
The final instalment in our Green Investment Bank location series.
MARCH: Coca-Cola makes recycling pledge for London 2012
News of Coca-Cola’s ambitious recycling pledge ahead of the Olympic Games in London.
APRIL: The Guide to Sustainable Investment 2012
Our inaugural in-depth guide of 2012, which endeavours to take you on a journey of discovery.
MAY: Chelsea Flower Show to combat climate change
A story on how the world famous flower show had ambitions to help tackle climate change.
JUNE: Scotland surges on in renewable energy investment
Detailing Scotland’s renewable energy sector’s continued impressive growth.
JULY: Interest in ethical options surges amid UK banking melee
More people are turning to ethical banking options because of scandals and crises on the high street.
AUGUST: Prestigious group of universities granted millions by arms trade
A piece on how some of the UK’s best universities are receiving funding from the arms trade.
SEPTEMBER: FirstGroup’s west coast mainline: burden or benefit?
Asking whether FirstGroup’s new west coast rail service will be a burden or a benefit.
OCTOBER: Selling virginity is an example of unethical profit maximisation gone too far
Reflecting on the news that a Brazilian student had sold her virginity for $780,000.
NOVEMBER: Peace and security are part of sustainable development, says UN secretary-general
Looking at Ban Ki-moon’s message for International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict.
DECEMBER: Environment Agency teams ‘mobilised’ for UK floods
News that the Environment Agency had issued 83 flood warnings across the UK.