Investors look to cleantech for petroleum-free portfolios
As greener industries show promising growth, they're also attractive for investors seeking to make their portfolios clear of fossil fuels. Read More
Is Bank of America really a corporate sustainability leader?
Bank of America made the Dow Jones Sustainability Index last week, despite its financial support of the coal industry. Read More
Lawsuit takes Dole's sustainability claims to task
Law firm takes action against company claiming greenwashing of banana-growing practices. Read More
Learning from Apple's supply chain management mistakes
The clamor for companies to confront their supply chain vulnerabilities is growing. A new report advises investors to assess their portfolio exposure -- and discusses the challenges of doing so. Read More
Is Foxconn driving Apple toward greater transparency?
After the Fair Labor Association found workplace violations at Apple's supplier Foxconn Technology Group, it looks like the electronics giant is becoming more transparent. Read More
PwC Finds a Boom In CSR Reporting, Despite Recession
PricewaterhouseCoopers publishes the fourth in a series of surveys of sustainability reporting, recommending the Global Reporting Initiative and the UN Global Compact as starting points for new reporters. Read More
Humans Caused $6.6 Trillion in Environmental Damage in 2008
A new report uses data from Trucost to find that the cost of environmental damage equaled 11 percent of Gross Domestic Product, and was 20 percent larger than pension fund losses from the financial crisis. Read More
Dow Jones Sustainability Index Adds Morgan Stanley, Cuts Shell
For the 11th year, SAM Indexes provides analysis of corporate sustainability leadership for the index that now contains 318 components. Read More
Aligning the CDP and GRI Guidelines
The Carbon Disclosure Project and Global Reporting Initiative are working together to harmonize their respective reporting guidelines, with plans for greater alignment on industry-specific sector questionnaires. Read More
Foxconn Suicides Lead to Scrutiny of Supply Chain Management at Tech Firms
The company, a contract manufacturer for a number of electronics companies including Apple and HP, faces questions about its labor practices in the aftermath of suicides by workers. Read More