Deborah Fleischer
Taking a Stand on Your Water Footprint
Understanding an organization's impact on the local water supply has been given short shrift, but that should change.»
Voices That Matter 
Sustainable Business
Timberland To Sell Recyclable Boot
The Earthkeepers 2.0 boot is designed to be disassembled and recycled rather than discarded at the end of its product life.»
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John Gartner
Ford on the Right Track With Sustainability Efforts |
Ford makes gains in reducing water consumption and in vehicle efficiency, but its facility operations are in need of a tune up.» | |
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Andrea Nocito
Coke T-Shirts Give Life to the Old Bottles |
Coke's effort to be green at the 2010 Olympics includes t-shirts made from recycled plastic and greening its refrigerators.» | |
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Gil Friend
Why Now Is the Time for Business to Go Green |
In "The Truth About Green Business" Gil Friend challenges companies with a Declaration of Leadership for Sustainable Business.» | |
Andrea Nocito
Burger and Fries To Go, Hold the Emissions
Fast food chains vary in their menu of efforts to reduce emissions and be good corporate citizens.»
Deborah Fleischer
Dell's Brand of Sustainability Getting Results
Dell's holistic approach to sustainability includes internal and external partnerships as well as engaging shareholders and customers.»
Andrea Nocito
Paying Less for Eco Fashions
Payless Shoes now offers a full line of affordable eco shoes, purses and accessories, arching the company closer to sustainability.»
Deborah Fleischer
Sustainable Brands Require Authenticity
Consumers want honesty in word and deed, not perfection, from companies looking to appeal to their green streak.»
News That Matters
Environment News Service
Shell Settles Lawsuit Over Nigerian Executions for $15.5 Million
Royal Dutch Shell pays a $15.5 million out-of-court settlement to plaintiffs from Nigeria after being accused of being complicit in human rights atrocities including the government's 1995 execution Ken Saro-Wiwa.»
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Celsias
Captive Knowledge |
The funding for academic research has been taken over by business.» | |
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Sustainable Industries
Bon Appétit Threatens Tomato Boycott |
The restaurant chain wants Florida tomato pickers to get a raise and to allow third-party monitoring of worker treatment.» | |
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EcoWorldly
The Sustainability Opportunity |
With 40 percent of consumers willing to pay more for sustainable products, companies must get it right to stay competitive.» | |
Sustainable Industries
Corporate Responsibility Efforts Endure Economy
Most companies’ sustainability programs are relatively safe, in part because a focus on public policy changes, consumer awareness and energy price volatility remain.»
Triple Pundit
Virgance and the Business of Activism
It's well under a year old, but Virgance has managed to do something completely unusual: attach a business model to activism.»
Triple Pundit
AT&T's Holistic Approach to Sustainability and Corporate Citizenship
The telecommunications company's commitment to being a good corporate citizen includes spending $500 million on an alternative fuel fleet of vehicles.»
Triple Pundit
From Transactional to Transformational: A Cause Marketing Approach Designed to Change the World
By and large, a cause marketing initiative works best when a company is deeply committed to a particular social issue, and incorporates a greater platform for change than merely transactional efforts.»
Sustainablog
Another Transition: Wal-Mart’s Incoming CEO Declares “Sustainability Is Not Optional”
Mike Duke says elimination of wastes, and making more efficient use of resources, is absolutely necessary if the company wants to continue in its position as the “low-price leader.”»
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