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This post is part of a blogging series by economics students at the Presidio Graduate School’s MBA program. You can […]

Generally, healthier people are able to work more productively and may even be able to get better jobs given a healthy persons relatively greater ability to perform well at any given job. Controlling populations is typically accomplished by simple, low cost solutions such as education and contraceptive services. 

By Boyd Cohen, CO2 IMPACT Elizabeth May, Canada’s Leader of the Green Party, won an historic election on May 2nd.  […]

In these days of federal budget-cutting (and high gas prices), it was only a matter of time before subsidies for […]

Unilever, the large British/Dutch multinational company, is going all out when it comes to sustainability, including purchasing renewable energy. Unilever’s […]

By Boyd Cohen, CO2 IMPACT Good old Donald Trump.  We all know there is no way he will ever be […]

By the year 2050, 9.2 billion people with robust personal and communal energy needs will inhabit the globe.  Such extreme […]

By Matthew Madden Will two technology trends converge to create a more energy efficient future? The long-awaited future is now […]

This post is part of a blogging series by economics students at the Presidio Graduate School’s MBA program. You can […]

This post is part of a blogging series by marketing students at the Presidio Graduate School’s MBA program. You can […]

This post is part of a blogging series by economics students at the Presidio Graduate School’s MBA program. You can […]

April 21st marked the first anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. BP used the occasion […]

Yesterday over one-quarter of Coca-Cola shareholders voted for a resolution that requested the beverage giant to address consumers’ concerns over […]

Yesterday, a mock hip hop battle video was released describing two opposing economic solutions to the recent “great recession.” On one […]

By Matthew Madden By definition, disruptive technology usually results in a variety of unintended consequences. When considering the ancillary effects […]

This post is part of a blogging series by marketing students at the Presidio Graduate School’s MBA program. You can […]

Is it really possible to plan for a natural disaster?  After the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan on […]

As an advocate of electric vehicles, it is somewhat disappointing to read about BMW’s CEO of North America, Jim O’Donnell, […]

Intel is the first semiconductor or industrial technology company to achieve a LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification […]

On April 13th, Zipcar, the well-known, and wildly popular, car-sharing company, was celebrating a key milestone in every start-up’s growth: […]

By Rick Bunch What did the BP Oil spill change for Americans? Very little. What can the spill teach us […]

Just days after BP published their recalcitrant 2010 Sustainability Report, saying how eager they were to win back the public’s […]

Instead of spending time fundraising, which is especially difficult during a recovering economy, many non-profits are running for-profit arms to […]

Ed Note: The following is a non-sponsored guest post from Kevin Moss of BT Global Services. Part of the mission […]

New York City’s Department of Environment Protection (DEP) is giving away 55-gallon rain barrels to homeowners – 1,000 barrels this […]

BP just released their 2010 Sustainability Report.  The 50-page glossy presentation is filled with sincerity, regret and promises to do […]

As companies race to catch-up to greenhouse gas emissions reporting and reductions, technologies to ease the process are flourishing. CloudApps […]

by Lee Barken, CPA, LEED-AP Blink twice in Seoul, South Korea, and you might think you’re in any big city […]

This post is part of a blogging series by marketing students at the Presidio Graduate School’s MBA program. You can […]

A few years ago the toy company Mattel tried to boost its green cred by launching Bcause, a line of […]

You may have noticed something new in the toothpaste aisle, and it’s not an even more elaborate toothbrush. Tom’s of […]

This post is part of a blogging series by marketing students at the Presidio Graduate School’s MBA program. You can […]