Please find the following coverage from the Business for Environment Summit in Seoul, appearing on Eco-business.com:

Business and Biodiversity: Making the Case for a Lasting Solution

Complexities of Climate Change and the Green Economy

Exclusive: Inside the Blue Economy with Gunter Pauli

Energy Critical to Get Right

The Road to COP16 in Cancun

B4E Summit Post Mortem: Do Businesses Really Get It?

Thanks again to CDL for making coverage from Seoul possible.

Coming this week: Live coverage from the Business for Environment Summit in Seoul, South Korea.  Follow live updates Wednesday through Friday on www.eco-business.com, or get tweets on FwdThkng and Ecobusinesscom.  Coverage of this high level, prestigious event appears courtesy of City Developments Limited (CDL). 

Two very interesting resources have come across the radar this week:

1) The Blue Economy:  What would the world be like if we took the most promsing 100, nature inspired technologies and ganged them up together into one system?  The answer Gunter Pauli insists is an economic "ecosystem" complete with symbiotic relationships, reinforcing technologies, and recycled nutrients.  To the critics who might think this is just another researcher's impractical wet dream, Pauli involved a project team to review and assemble the ideas-- everyone from corporate strategists to economists to financiers and policy makers.  The ideas go beyond the "less bad" in order to do "more good".  The book is forthcoming and it looks damn promising. 

2) AltUse: The website presents alternative re/uses for everything from egg cartons to banana peels.  Some very worthwhile and economic ideas here, from coffee grounds in the garden to hairspray as a stain remover. 

... or...way to go Greenpeace on yet another very successful campaign.  Better hope your company's supply chain is safe.  Palm oil is some nasty business.