Taking leadership in sustainability

In the third episode of Accounting for Sustainability Dr Thereza de Aguiar interviews John Thorne, Sustainability Coordinator for The Glasgow School of Art. Working with designers, architects and artists his work seeks to broaden and deepen the student ex

Episode 3 of the Accounting for Sustainability podcast, hosted by University of Aberdeen, titled "Taking leadership in sustainability" was published on December 3, 2021 and runs 22 minutes.

December 3, 2021 ·22m · Accounting for Sustainability

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In the third episode of Accounting for Sustainability Dr Thereza de Aguiar interviews John Thorne, Sustainability Coordinator for The Glasgow School of Art. Working with designers, architects and artists his work seeks to broaden and deepen the student experience by looking at social justice, environmental impact, and ethical issues within students’ practice.

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