1. Sustainable Purchasing
Sourcing sustainable products from
sustainable suppliers
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2. 20
18
16
40 Years
Australian CO2e per person
14
We are here
12
25
Growth Balance
Need to be here
8
6
Linear System Ecosystem
4 Domination Respect
2
1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050
Courtesy World Bank
X Axis
Emissions data courtesy World Bank
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3. Zero Impact
“Energy Miracles”
Photo courtesy of mcandrea/1990431019 @ flickr CC and ted.com
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4. 50 years of systemic obsolescence
and obsession with economic
growth outstrips efficiency.
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5. Whole Systems
Let’s drive backwards from outputs
instead of forwards from inputs
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6. Waste is Food
9 X more in the supply chain
Photo courtesy of markybon/50631904/ @ flickr CC
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7. This makes me sad
Obsolescence: Durables selling consumables
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17. Discussion Points
• On your radar?
• Who has a sustainable purchasing policy?
• Who is involved?
• What do you want to do better?
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18. Transition Australia Group:
mindset change
whole system change
Contribute the Intervention Map
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19. (Please come to the mapping wall)
Thanks!
soeren@eco2labs.com
http://www.eco2labs.com
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Hinweis der Redaktion
Now we have an existential challenge: Sustainability and the subproblem, Climate change. We have about the same length of time to solve it. This risks of inaction are enormous. My thesis is that developers can lead the way.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mcandrea/1990431019/sizes/l/in/photostream/
Bill Gates was once an Indie. In what might be the biggest TED talk of the year, Bill Gates says this is the biggest issue affecting the poorest 2 billion. He calls for reaching zero impact through energy miracles.