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Dell Cuts 18 Million Pounds Out of Packaging Loop Since 2008
It’s no real secret that computing and electronics giant, Dell, has established itself as a company with a strong green gene — and that focus on sustainability extends to making advancements in materials and packaging.
UPS Driving More Miles, Using Less Fuel
It’s no real secret that UPS has gotten good at fuel efficiency. From mandating more right-hand turns to adding nearly two thousand alternatively powered delivery trucks to its fleet, the UPS continues to find improvements… and share them.
Yingli Solar Expands World Cup Effort, Will Provide Solar to 20 African Soccer Training Centers
Chinese solar manufacturer, Yingli Green Energy, will provide solar power to 20 soccer training centers across Africa as part of its “Football for Hope. Energy for Hope” program.
Chicago Cubs Win with New Recycling Program at Wrigley Field
In my first visit to Chicago’s Wrigley Field a few years back I was struck by both the friendliness of the Cubs fans and the enthusiasm with which they drank beer — although the two might be one in the same. Now, instead of all those plastic cups ending up in the landfill, a good [...]
7 Highly Profitable Companies with a Strong Green Gene
Nearly every company these days wants to claim that it is green. With clever or strong marketing, companies can convince much of the population that they are. Which ones really have a strong green gene though?
The 16 People You Must Follow on Twitter for Green Business
There are few communities of interest that have swarmed around Twitter with more fury than the green business community.
The CSR Cluetrain: Are Consumers On Board?
Companies touting their social and environmental responsibility have flocked to the web to get the message out and engage with potential customers.
Walmart Expands Green Reach to Small Businesses
Moving beyond their own supply chains, Walmart and Sam’s Club tries to help small businesses think about sustainability
Marriott Hotels and the Greening of Corporate Social Responsibility
The Marriott suite of hotel chains is making strides–both large and small–towards becoming one of the greenest in the business.
Vail Resorts Dumps Green Power Purchasing Program
Colorado-based Vail Resorts, one of the nation’s largest purchasers of renewable energy credits, announced on Monday they would not renew their three year contract to purchase wind power credits, preferring to spend invest money in a Colorado forest restoration project.
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