What's the deal?

Buying your greens from a Canadian grocery chain?

Those greens may not be as “green” as you think.

According to a 2007 poll by Decima Research, two-thirds of Canadian consumers say concern for the environment is impacting the way they shop. But are Canadian grocery stores listening?

National summit: Shifting into the Mainstream, Toronto, June 11 – 12, 2008

Air. Earth. Fire. Water. The four classical elements help to conceptualize environmental impact, and aid in the classification of a wide variety of ecological measures.

As well-traveled peaches and world-weary potatoes find their way onto supermarket shelves, more and more people are growing concerned with how far their food has come.

Both money and power are converging around a carbon tax consensus, decimating traditional left-right lines of political demarcation.

The full transcript of the Economics of Happiness Roundtable.