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Category: business

By Jeremy Williams Posted on February 21, 2023February 20, 2023

Grotesque and immoral profits

Bryn Lauder, Communications and Campaigns Manager for Just Money, writes about fossil fuel profits and the need for a windfall tax. In recent weeks, Shell and BP announced a combined … Continue reading Grotesque and immoral profits

Categories: business, inequality
By Jeremy Williams Posted on October 26, 2022October 21, 2022

Fast fashion – a necessary evil?

Katie Taylor asks whether greater awareness can change our shopping habits. The damaging effects of the fashion industry on the environment are well-documented. The industry has been estimated to produce … Continue reading Fast fashion – a necessary evil?

Categories: business, consumerismTags: fashion
By Jeremy Williams Posted on February 4, 2022March 7, 2022

Talk: The corporate world – friend or foe?

In the latest of our Joy in Enough monthly talks, Paul Ashford talks about his experiences of the corporate world. For those of us seeking a fairer and greener world, … Continue reading Talk: The corporate world – friend or foe?

Categories: business, EventsTags: talks
By Jeremy Williams Posted on October 27, 2021October 21, 2021

Could a smartphone last for a decade?

We often hear that if we want to reduce the impact of our electronic devices, we should ignore the siren song of the mobile phone companies and keep our handset … Continue reading Could a smartphone last for a decade?

Categories: business, consumerismTags: repair
By Jeremy Williams Posted on October 13, 2021

How FairBnB encourage ethical travel

If you have done any travelling through Britain’s traditional holiday destinations, there is often real poverty hiding behind the facade. Earlier this year my family were in Cornwall. We arrived … Continue reading How FairBnB encourage ethical travel

Categories: business, inequalityTags: travel
By Jeremy Williams Posted on September 14, 2021

The radical possibilities of Christian social enterprise

William Temple scholar Val Barron has been researching Christian social enterprise, and has been surprised at how radical it can sometimes be. One thing I had never expected when I … Continue reading The radical possibilities of Christian social enterprise

Categories: Articles, business
By Jeremy Williams Posted on April 1, 2021March 26, 2021

The connection between money and the climate crisis

Today, April 1st, activists are taking part in ‘The Money Rebellion‘, a day of action against the banking industry for its role in climate change. Some will be carrying out … Continue reading The connection between money and the climate crisis

Categories: business
By Jeremy Williams Posted on April 14, 2020June 11, 2020

Green Shoots – Download our new report

Green Shoots is a series that we have run on the website, profiling businesses that show a different approach to people and planet. In their own ways, they demonstrate something … Continue reading Green Shoots – Download our new report

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