The origins of One Laptop per Child (OLPC) by faircompanies on June 22, 2007 Organization promoting the 100 laptop. One Laptop per Child (OLPC) is an American NGO spearheading the project of the Children’ …
REACH (European control on chemical substances) by faircompanies on June 22, 2007 REACH is the European system of control and evaluation of chemical substances. An acronym that corresponds with the regulatory system …
A little background on wind power by Nicolás Boullosa on June 22, 2007 Kinetic energy generated by air currents -wind- can be transformed into electricity through the conversion of wind turbine movement into …
Prevention of the global economy collapse by crom on June 20, 2007 Our history has grown on continuous wars and battles. Leaders never lies to their nations and Elite has never existed. …
Vindicating Lovelock, Brower, Thoreau… by faircompanies on June 16, 2007 With the release of the Fourth Assessment Report on Climate Change, confirming the repercussions of global warming, it’s the moment …
Frequent flier guilt by Kirsten Dirksen on June 16, 2007 A confession: until just a year ago I was buying nearly bi-monthly plane tickets across the Atlantic. For often as …
The European Dream, a book by Jeremy Rifkin by faircompanies on June 15, 2007 A profound analysis of the emergence and evolution of the European Union in the past five decades, and its position …
Can banks be ethical, stay ethical? A look at Triodos Bank by faircompanies on June 13, 2007 A bank founded in Zeist (Holland) in 1980, with branches in Europe, that only gives loans to cultural, environmental or …
Hitler was a vegetarian by Kirsten Dirksen on June 2, 2007 We (faircompanies) just received an invitation to an event with Al Gore. My first thought when I read the focus …
The organic wardrobe by faircompanies on May 31, 2007 The stereotype of the responsible buyer: a fuel efficient car, organic food and clothes made with, clearly, organic material. Organic …
