Marketing Products as Sustainable? Green? Carbon Neutral? The FTC Is Watching
It is time to get serious about your green performance claims. This means being sure your claims are well grounded in quantitative performance.
It is time to get serious about your green performance claims. This means being sure your claims are well grounded in quantitative performance.
Earth and Industry Radio's Gang of Four talks about how environmentalists can win back political momentum and popular opinion on climate change issues.
Some of the world's largest corporations have chosen to join a web-based marketplace where companies can collaborate and share intellectual property and hopefully speed up the development of sustainable patents.
There's been a huge stir recently about Borders' plan to trash unsold books left over after 200 of its Waldenbooks locations close at the end of January. But this is a much larger issue than a single case of store closings.
Is voluntary the new mandatory? Will Sarni argues that any idea companies may have had that voluntary reporting was in fact voluntary has now disappeared.
Manufacturers in the Cash for Appliances program are setting up an online infrastructure that will make it easier for consumers to apply for rebates.
FloDesign secures $34.5 million of venture capital to go with $8.3 million from feds via ARPA-E program.
Earth and Industry Radio's Gang of Four got together to speculate on what the new year will bring in environmental policy and communications. It isn't pretty. Sit down, take a deep breath, and listen.
Intel to add 2.5 megawatts of new solar generation at 8 sites in 4 states
New research shows homebuyers preferences are undergoing a green shift, including growing demand for smaller homes and energy-efficient features and appliances.