Quest for Sustainability — Check Out the Boom in Corporate Social Responsibility
Our civilization certainly has its problems vis-à-vis sustainability—whether we’re talking about energy, food, water, social justice, law-making, or any number of other important arenas. But at the same time, we’re addressing these issues with enormous volumes of intellectual horsepower.
Case in point: university programs addressing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Impact Investing, and Social Enterprises. Check out the huge rate of growth in the popularity of these programs in the leading business schools, e.g., The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, NYU Stern, Kellogg School of Management, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, etc.
Because I live in the U.S., and I’m most familiar with the goings on here, most of my posts concern the migration to renewable energy, albeit painfully slow, that’s occurring within my country’s borders. There are a few main reasons why the rest of the world is making this happen far faster than we Americans are: 
