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Video: Ray Anderson on sustainability

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James Burke
21st May 2007


Ray Anderson discusses corporate responsibility and the environment. Extract from The Corporation – 2004. “This is a most moving video with Ray Anderson, CEO of Interface, explaining his realization that his company was plundering and destroying the earth, and committing himself to zero harm by 2020.”

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2 Responses to “Video: Ray Anderson on sustainability”

  1. Michel Bauwens Says:

    Very informative, thanks Francois.

    I have 2 very general comments to make.

    If such money is created as a result of ‘artificial scarcities’, then I think that is not necessarily an interesting ‘progressive’ development by itself.

    A second aspect is the protocals governing such money. Again, if they simply replicate the scarcity-based paradigm, then they end up just replicating the same social relationships in the virtual sphere.

    The only, but important benefit, I see is that it is one way to create an economy for creators of immaterial value.

  2. Michel Bauwens Says:

    The above comment has been misplaced here. It belongs to:

    blog.p2pfoundation.net/virtual-financial-markets-soon-to-be-real/2007/05/22

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