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By Ayesha Barenblat, Dir, Stakeholder Collaboration, BSR Over the past decade, NGO activity has been shaped by the spread of democracy […]

An upcoming business plan competition hosted by The William James Foundation provides mission-driven entrepreneurs an opportunity to compete for investment […]

By Jeff Klein The short answer: A Conscious Culture is permeated with Conscious Awareness. Definitions In the context of business […]

As President Obama was preparing to address a joint session of Congress to propose the $447 billion American Jobs Act, […]

Mark Twain famously said, “The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated.” The same might be said of the American […]

By Anthony Zolezzi, Greenopolis Admittedly, the president’s speech on jobs Thursday night stirred up a lot of emotions in me, […]

By Inder Comar Law has the power to promote common values that help change societies for the better. At the […]

Why is America still addicted to oil despite the pain we continuously suffer at the gasoline pump? Today’s gasoline prices […]

A week ago, the renowned Burning Man festival raged in the Black Rock desert of Nevada. More than 50,000 people […]

Water stewardship has become an important CSR focus for many companies. Good water stewardship is especially important to beverage companies […]

I love reading about little innovations that make life easier for so many people with eco-friendly solutions. In the realm […]

The insurance company Allstate uses a lot of paper – in 2009 it used approximately 3.7 billion sheets, equal to […]

Jeffrey Hollender co-founded Seventh Generation Inc., the country’s largest distributor of non-toxic, all natural cleaning, paper and personal care products. […]

It is not easy for information technology (IT) companies to balance growth with sustainability.  Cranky shareholders, Wall Street expectations, and […]

B Corp is just short hand for a Benefit Corporation, right? Not quite. Although there are similarities between the two […]

By Heather King Van Jones may have resigned his post as Obama’s green jobs czar, but he continues his crusade […]

In 2006 Blake Mycoskie founded TOMS Shoes, selling shoes under the Buy One, Give One model – for every pair […]

Did you know that your running shoes contains hazardous chemicals, some that get released every time you go out for […]

By Inder Comar In the US we’re still more than a year away from the next federal election, but campaign […]

We partnered with Microsoft to run key findings from a recent white paper entitled “The IT Energy Efficiency Imperative” as […]

Everybody travels and everybody stays at hotels one time or another but travelling comes with a steep carbon as well […]

As surprising as it may seem (or not) there are problems with Apple’s suppliers in China, namely that many are […]

Subway has long been touted as the ‘healthier’ fast food option due to its comparatively higher use of fresh ingredients. They have […]

By Jeff Klein While I intended to post a piece on Conscious Culture this week, given that this is Labor […]

Solar power is here to stay, and the announcement last week of a new $600 million solar silicon factory for […]

The once highly touted clean tech start up, Solyndra, has filed for bankruptcy. Solyndra was hoped to be a key […]

Product labeling is an area where loopholes and CSR seem to converge. It is precisely these loopholes that make it […]

News of global warming continues to worsen, with epic storms and melting Siberian permafrost. As assaults continue on the already beleaguered […]

When auto makers get serious about developing a performance car, they invariably take a trip to Germany’s fabled test track, […]

Yesterday, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff kicked off Dreamforce 2011, the largest cloud computing event of the year with over 45,000 […]