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Continue readingAuthor: Jim McClelland
Sustainable Futurist, Publisher, Editor and Journalist, Jim McClelland is also a regular Speaker and Chair on the events circuit, Strategic Media Consultant and the Curator at sustmememagazine.com. Ranked among the Top 3 Media Influencers in Sustainability worldwide, his interests include: Climate & Energy, CSR & Business, Cities & the Built Environment, plus the Circular Economy.
Race against time for future cities
A version of this article first appeared in a Special Report on ‘Future Cities’, published in The Times, 26 March,
Continue readingUrban Greening: Nature is back in town
A version of this article first appeared in a Special Report on ‘Future Cities’, published in The Times, 26 March,
Continue readingSustainable farming futures: Fields of hope
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Continue readingGreening the footprint of Big Data
A version of this article first appeared in a Special Report on ‘Low-Carbon Business’, published in The Times, 3 September,
Continue readingAre we ready to shop for a low-carbon future?
A version of this article first appeared in a Special Report on ‘Low-Carbon Business’, published in The Times, 3 September,
Continue readingWaste: The elephant(s) in the room
A version of this article first appeared in the Chelgate Newsletter, Summer 2012. Early in 2012, the Love Food Hate
Continue readingRise of the Smart City consumer
A version of this article first appeared in a Special Report on ‘Smart Cities’, published in The Times, 7 June,
Continue readingSmart Cities: When efficiency is not enough
A version of this article first appeared in a Special Report on ‘Smart Cities’, published in The Times, 7 June,
Continue readingEnvironmental Crime: From Ecocide, via INTERPOL, to Litter
What connects guns to gum? Genocide and graffiti are worlds apart, as are the global trade in illegal timber and
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