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Beginning in 2009, any new car for sale in the state must have a label showing its global warming rating.
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Current and prospective business-school students are clamoring for CSR programs in their curricula; Padma Naggapan takes a look a how three traditional MBA programs are responding to this demand in different ways.
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The green building code, unanimously approved yesterday, sets eco-friendly standards for all new construction statewide as part of a rules package that policymakers said was the first of its kind in the nation.
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Above-market costs, changing customer tastes and rising material prices are just a few of the challenges facing the solar industry in the coming years. How companies anticipate and respond will determine if solar faces blue skies or grey for the future.
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Getting your business certified green has many benefits, but as companies are discovering, the simple act of choosing which program opens up a world of complications.
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The once-radical concept of saving the environment by documenting the economic value of environmental services and then getting industry to pay is finally catching on -- but how is one to keep track of all the new methodologies and concepts?
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A Verdantix report looks at how 16 consulting firms with climate change offerings stack up against 74 criteria.
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With just about every company addressing or beginning to address its environmental impact, a whole new class of job description is emerging: the sustainability leader, an employee at any level of an organization who is responsible for making his or her company greener. Here is what it takes to be an effective sustainability leader.
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The consultancy signed a managed services deal with Nortel for videoconferencing aimed at slashing the company's travel bill and carbon footprint.
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A study by the Worldwatch Institute shows how renewable energy jobs have expanded and are projected to grow throughout the world.
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Peter White, the head of sustainability at Procter & Gamble, speaks to GreenBiz Radio about how the company is using product design and marketing to reduce energy and water use across its products' life cycles, and how the company couples its environmental goals with social responsibility goals.
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Whether shipping is the key focus of your operations or merely means to an end, there are several ways companies of all sizes can make this element of their supply chains smarter, more efficient, and greener.
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The number of people concerned about climate change continues growing, but they aren't convinced that the business sector is doing as much as it should because companies are failing to adequately communicate their climate change-related efforts, according to a new study.
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Wal-Mart has introduced a gold and silver jewelry line that allows buyers to trace the path of their baubles by going online to review every link in the supply chain from mine to market.
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The plastics industry is dealing with a nightmare these days when it comes to potentially toxic chemicals.
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Whole Foods Market has updated and expanded standards that farmed seafood vendors must comply with.
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Canadian aircraft and rail manufacturer Bombardier is launching a new family of fuel-efficient, single-aisle commercial airliners.
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Rachel Patterson of San Francisco's Hanson Bridgett law firm offers a snapshot of the year it took her company to become a certified green business.
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The Rolls-Royce Group and British Airways will test up to four alternatives to kerosene. In a related announcement, the Federal Aviation Administration will work with the X Prize Foundation to develop a reward for alternative jet fuels.
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The latest "World Wealth Report" includes a look at how high-net-worth individuals around the world are investing in clean technology.
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Putting $100 million into three New York wind farms pushed renewable energy investments past the $4 billion mark this week for GE Energy Financial Services.
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Is greenwashing really as bad a problem as some are making it out to be?
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The Ethical Corporation Institute looks at the many ways companies are reporting greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Review added a green dimension to its ratings system after it found that 63 percent of college applicants surveyed said they would value having information about a college's commitment to the environment and that such data could affect their choice to apply or attend a school.
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The European Parliament voted Tuesday to bring into the fold of its cap-and-trade system all airlines that fly to or from Europe beginning in 2012, causing an uproar from non-EU carriers struggling against high jet fuel prices. Aviation trade associations questioned the legality and promised a battle in the courts.
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