Sears Canada Retrofits Lighting Across Canada, Bans Inefficient Bulbs Sales
The overhaul of its lighting in all Canada stores is one of the largest retrofits to
(Visited 696,135 times, 229,565 visits today)
Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining Hits Movie Theaters as Hundreds March
50-mile march calls for an end to this destructive practice; documentary shows link between corporate dominance and impoverished
REI Shows Sales Can Grow Without Equal Increases in Carbon Emissions
As REI emerges from the recession, sales are up 14%, while energy consumption dropped 2.4%.
Leo Motors Electric 'Super Car' Rivals Tesla Roadster
Korea's Leo Motors debuts an EV this fall capable of hitting 161
UK Promises World's First Green Investment Bank by 2012
The independent bank would fund green infrastructure in the United Kingdom, starting with efficiency and offshore
First Floating Building to Apply for LEED Certification
The marina project in Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada is expected to attain Leed Gold
New Environmental Index Goads Public Companies to Lower Emissions, Increase Transparency
Environmental Tracking Index applies pressure to the world’s largest companies to cut their
Organic Agriculture Defies Global Recession
Even during the height of the recession, organic agriculture grew globally, but challenges remain.
Procter & Gamble, Unilever Fined For Collusion on Sustainable Products
There is a fine line between pre-competitive and anti-competitive behavior - even when the end goal is sustainability.