August 06, 2010There’s something funny happening in the world of sustainable brands. What is strange is an emerging pattern of how brands are marketing their green innovation. Or rather, not marketing it.
July 27, 2010It's been a hundred days since the Deepwater Horizon exploded. Today the oil cap is in place, Tony Hayward has been exiled to Russia, and we're rolling up our sleeves for a cleanup of mind-numbing magnitude.
July 22, 2010Companies are attempting to motivate employees to do the “right,” or sustainable, thing when at work by increasing environmental and sustainability education and awareness and it is paying off with increased profits.
July 17, 2010The costs to taxpayers of reducing greenhouse gas emissions through the biofuel tax credits vary by fuel: about $750 per metric ton of CO2e for ethanol, about $275 per metric ton of CO2e for cellulosic ethanol, and about $300 per metric ton of CO2e for biodiesel.
July 13, 2010In today's competitive market, companies that incorporate social and green policies can leave a lasting impression on the consumer.
July 09, 2010A vigorous debate is occurring in the U.S. over the use of oil from oil sands and particularly about a proposed pipeline, the Keystone, that would transport that oil from Alberta to the U.S. Gulf coast.
July 07, 2010Seeing how much energy we use is one thing; acting on it another.
July 02, 2010Demonizing BP today is as useful as criticizing Nero’s violin skills while Rome burned.
June 29, 2010Passing a meaningful energy and climate bill this year will be challenging — but not impossible.
June 09, 2010It's very easy to pile onto BP right now. The "accident," which may be due more to negligence, is bad enough. But surprisingly, it's even easier to criticize BP's behavior since the explosion — the company has tried hard to downplay the scale of the tragedy and it has moved slowly to stop the torrent of oil pouring into the Gulf.
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