Think There Are No Socially Conscious Consumers in the Middle East?
Surprisingly, 75 percent of customers prefer to buy from responsible companies.»
Yale Environment 360 - Most languages are habitats, linked closely to the physical habitats in which they occur.
More
Climate action may be easier than we think it is.»
![]() |
Sustainable Brands
Sustainable Brands ’12: An Interview with Chris Arnold of Chipotle |
Learn from a company that excels in sustainability and how to communicate it.» | |
![]() |
Crowdfunding Platform: Swap-O-Matic Aims to Become A Mascot of The New Sharing Economy |
Barter at the touch of a button.» | |
![]() |
Intel to Raise Efficiency of Notebooks, Data Centers |
Chipmaker sets ambitious goals in green manufacturing.» | |
Surprisingly, 75 percent of customers prefer to buy from responsible companies.»
A guidebook for companies that want to stop causing unnecessary harm.»
How one woman challenged Brita to finally establish a recycling program for its water filters.»
Leaders convene to explore a new currency: happiness.»
What threats does the pursuit of profit pose for children?»
London organizers lessen the impact like never before.»
![]() |
GreenBiz
Apple's EPEAT Reversal Shows Sustainability's Clout |
Reversing their previous withdrawal, Apple places 39 products, including the Macbook Pro with Retina display, back on the EPEAT approval list.» | |
![]() |
Sustainable Brands
Coke Says New Water Recovery Process Could Save 100 Billion Liters Annually |
By reusing, rather than treating and discharging the water used in bottling facilities, Coke says it could improve water use efficiency by up to 35 percent.» | |
![]() |
GreenTechMedia
The Smart Grid for Water Gets Bigger |
Smart metering isn’t just about electricity -- natural gas and water are important market sectors too.» | |
UPS introduces composite-body vehicles to its fleet of delivery trucks as a way to improve fuel efficiency by 40 percent.»
Seventy million adults in the United States are “twice as likely to try new things, share their opinions online and reward (or punish) brands based on corporate practices.”»
Global leaders ended a U.N. development summit on Friday with what was widely considered a lackluster agreement, leaving many attendees convinced that individuals and companies, rather than governments, must lead efforts to improve the environment.»
Don't count on the feds to keep you from getting burnt this summer.»
Some new entrants go out of their way to be more accountable.»