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A Human Ecologist’s View

A Human Ecologist’s View
Making Sense of Our Relationship With Nature.

Green Conduct
Green Conduct is an opinion-leading, high-quality and vibrant online communication hub where organisations and people from all around world meet in the context of sustainability. Green Conduct is the No:1 place to visit if you are looking for trustworthy, mind-opening and informative content, career opportunities and/or communication services on sustainability related topics. They recognise the importance of teaching sustainability, improving communication and solely dealing with credible sources and partners. Green Conduct therefore manage to attract some of the world’s finest experts, thinkers and authors on a wide range of sustainability related topics.

Sustainable Development & Much More

Sustainable Development & Much More
A selection of the latest global headlines and best researches on sustainable development, the environment, climate change mitigation and the world energy sector.

William Brent’s Search for Cleantech

William Brent’s Search for Cleantech
A cleantech-specific search engine and cleantech commentary and news.

Ruminations

Ruminations
Intermittent commentary on the state of the international political economy with a focus on the question of sustainable development.

Genesis Morocco

Genesis Morocco
This blog is meant as a compendium of my research, findings and thoughts concerning the viability, feasibility and opportunity of harnessing renewable energy to attain sustainable development in the Kingdom of Morocco. Project Genesis is a strategic vision for Morocco; A Morocco that could evolve in a matter of years from being a consumer of energy and a country facing water shortages issues, into the number one producer both of clean renewable energy and water for the region. This vision relies heavily the prime geostrategical position of the country and of an exceptional proximity to large energy and water markets such as Europe and MENA. Projections indicate global electricity demand will increase 80% by 2030, as for water several countries are already facing shortages and the trend seems to be on the rise.