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Post-doctoral position in Sustainable Enterprise, Green Supply Chain and Sustainability Metrics @ U of Minnesota

Posted By Timothy Smith 04-13-2011 17:32
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The NorthStar Initiative for Sustainable Enterprise (NISE) at the Institute on the Environment (IonE) is now inviting applications from qualified candidates working in interdisciplinary fields associated with sustainability. The position is a twelve-month, 100% time, appointment. Fellows ...

ONE teaching resources

Posted By Timothy Smith 03-15-2008 19:14
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Hi Mark, We just launched an undergraduate Corporate Environmental Management program (about 1.5 years ago) here at the University of Minnesota. The program is administered within an interdisciplinary Environmental Sciences, Policy & Management program, with the CEM track offered in ...

Entine quote from "Green Business site"?

Posted By Timothy Smith 09-13-2007 11:28
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Dr. Sergio Molina (University of Minnesota) recently completed his dissertation research in this area, where it won the ONE best dissertation award this year. While not addressing a "cause" per se, he presents some very interesting findings around the complexity of these types of messages ...

Dramatic under performance (lags average stock funds by 40 percent; 45 percent over 5 years) of so-called socially responsible funds

Posted By Timothy Smith 09-15-2006 11:44
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I generally don't weigh in on these discussion threads (maybe I have taken the bait, who knows), but I am having a difficult time understanding the arguments around his debate and why this particular 5-year study is causing such a stir. As far as I can tell, the only "heavy lifting" influencing this ...