Environmental Sustainability & Social Performance In Business

Environmental Sustainability & Social Performance In Business

Below is a select list of books that not only imbibe the spirit of Investing for the Soul, but also are highly informative and inspirational. The titles are linked to booksellers (mostly Amazon.com) where they may be purchased. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

  • The Natural Step Story: Seeding a Quiet Revolution

    The author describes how he came about The Natural Step environmental sustainability program and of how he enlisted in it major corporations such as Home Depot, Interface and IKEA. For more information, visit The Natural Step Story: Seeding a Quiet Revolution, by Karl-Henrik Robèrt, New Society Publishers 2002.

  • Dancing with the Tiger: Learning Sustainability Step by Natural Step

    These individuals are the pioneers of the ‘Natural Step,′ a framework of environmental sustainability for business. This book shows how businesses can employ it to their advantage. For more information, visit Dancing with the Tiger: Learning Sustainability Step by Natural Step, Brian Nattrass and Mary Altomare, New Society Publishers 2002.

  • Natural Capitalism, Creating the Next Industrial Revolution

    A wonderful vision of how environmental sustainability can be applied to businesses while helping them become more profitable. For more information, visit Natural Capitalism, Creating the Next Industrial Revolution, by Paul Hawken. Back Bay Books 2000.

  • The Food Revolution: How Your Diet Can Help Save Your Life and Our World

    Using an incredible array of statistics from the health, agriculture, and environmental fields, the authors make a compelling case for substituting meat consumption with plant-based foods. For more information, visit The Food Revolution: How Your Diet Can Help Save Your Life and Our World, by John Robbins and Dr. Dean Ornish, Conari Press 2001.

  • Good News for a Change

    Details many environmentally beneficial changes being made around the world by businesses and consumers. For more information, visit Good News for a Change, by David Suzuki and Gary Sanders,Stoddart 2002.