John Elkington

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Voting With My Feet For A People’s Vote

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My hips and knees are complaining after a march that took us over three hours just to clear Park Lane, but Gaia and I had a wonderful time reading the placards and talking to people. The mood was just as wonderful as last time we did this – but the size of the demonstration seemed much bigger. We were still in Park Lane when Parliament Square was already crammed.

Asked them if I could shoot them in Hyde Park station
I spy, to the left …
Gaia
Alexa …
Sawing off their branch – and ours
Liked this one
Bring back, bring back …
The Economist’s cover last week
They do, too – and you can assemble them yourself
Very different technologies
It’s all about not-too-cross pollination
Restoring our faith in Donalds
I agree whole-heartedly
I always thought William the Conqueror was a nightmare – and then found he’s in the family tree, or vine. In the end, we’re all immigrants.
A fine Eton mess
It’s never too late to pull out – a message seen many times today
Loved the hair
My hat when I got home

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  1. Dear John,

    Thanks for this post. I couldn’t be there…but your (and Gaia’s?) photos really capture the mood and message!

    All best,

    Christopher Foss/ New York.

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John Elkington is a world authority on corporate responsibility and sustainable development. He is currently Founding Partner and Executive Chairman of Volans, a future-focused business working at the intersection of the sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation movements.

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