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The Futureye Members’ Circle brings together a community of sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practitioners through regular forums and online materials.
Further information...

4 - 7 pm Wednesday 19 November "Sustainable Technologies: The Ethical Dimension”

The introduction, and subsequent adoption, of sustainable technologies into the marketplace is an essential part of responding to the climate change challenge. Drawing on lessons from debates about GMOs, robotics, and nanotechnology, Robert Sparrow will highlight the factors which determine whether a new technology can survive ethical scrutiny.

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For more information contact cindyp@futureye.com. Numbers are strictly limited.