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Oxymoron

Tom Greenwood

A thought provoking newsletter for curious minds exploring the complex and confusing world of "Sustainable Business"

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Latest Issues

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When I say we don’t care, I mean you and me - sustainability people.

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Should sustainability be beautiful?

When I was growing up, my parents bought me a book from a motorway service station about classic American car designs. If I remember correctly, the book was called ‘American Dream Machines’ and it lived up to its name. Full of colour photog...

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Authors

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  • Tom Greenwood

    Tom Greenwood is a business leader focused on how business can be a force for social and environmental progress. He is co-founder of the B Corp digital agency Wholegrain Digital and author of the book Sustainable Web Design.

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