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New EcoLabel Index Sorts Out Validity, Accountability & Transparency of Green...
photo: Joshua W via flickr The sheer proliferation of eco-labeling, certification and recognition programs, covering everything from food, to clothing, to energy and more, is bewildering–even to...
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Climate Corps 2010: Diversey’s Three-Part Sustainability Strategy
In the world of energy efficiency and sustainability, the biggest financial and environmental opportunities are often right under a company’s nose. Continued here: Climate Corps 2010: Diversey’s...
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U.S. EPA Targets Cancerous Dyes, Toxic Detergent Chemicals
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has identified three types of chemicals found in dyes, flame retardants and industrial detergents that it plans to take action on, which could range from...
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New Guide Spotlights Expanding Roster of Green MBA Programs
Net Impact’s latest guide profiling Masters of Business Administration (MBA) programs is more than twice as big as its first iteration in 2006, which bodes well for students navigating a growing field...
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Boom in Green MBA Programs Help Students Get Sustainably Smart
Net Impact profiles the growing number of green MBA programs offered at colleges and universities while the Sierra Club ranks more than 100 schools on their sustainability efforts. Original post:...
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3 Post-Grad Programs to Boost Sustainability Skills
Bainbridge Graduate Institute new one-year certificate programs target the energy, green building and food and agriculture markets. Read the rest here: 3 Post-Grad Programs to Boost Sustainability...
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What’s the Greenest Way to Dry Your Hands?
It’s a question that bedevils facility managers. Dyson commissioned a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to look into the matter. Continued here: What’s the Greenest Way to Dry Your...
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An Uninvited Thanksgiving Guest: BPA
The Breast Cancer Fund tested BPA levels in seven products that frequently make their way to the Thanksgiving table, finding 43 percent had levels higher than the amount associated with disrupting in...
View ArticleCDP Water Disclosure Global Report 2011
The second annual report of how Global 500 companies are measuring and managing their water use. Continued here: CDP Water Disclosure Global Report 2011
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Incentive Programs Make PC Power Management a No-Brainer
Many companies are still missing out on the opportunity to benefit from generous incentives to become more efficient, save energy and reduce costs. The time to act is now, since the incentives are as...
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