IBM Launches Billion-Dollar 'Project Big Green'

As part of a comprehensive, worldwide effort to reduce energy use in data centers and save companies money, IBM will spend $1 billion per year to implement and create new programs, services and products. Read More

Rupert Murdoch Pledges to Make News Corp. Greener

In an announcement to employees today, the News Corp. CEO said that not only would the company become carbon neutral by 2010, but would also weave environmental messages into Fox programming. Read More

Dell Creates Eco-Friendly Multipack Program

By delivering multiple servers in a single package, Dell aims to dramatically reduce the amount of waste packaging used in shipping hardware, as well as making server installation easier. Read More

IBM Creates First-Ever Self-Assembling Computer Chip

The innovative process, which mimics how seashells or snowflakes form in nature, will allow the creation of insulating vacuums around next-generation microprocessors. Read More

Plastic Waste: More Dangerous than Global Warming

Plastic pollution is destroying the world's ocean ecosystems, but some companies are in a position to stop the devastation. Read More

Green Computing at Google

From large-scale data centers to every desktop it owns, here's how the search giant's quest for energy efficiency gets results. Read More

Steve Jobs Addresses Apple's Enviro-Critics

In an unprecedented statement, Apple chairman Steve Jobs highlights Apple's successes and future goals for dealing with toxic chemicals and e-waste in its products. Read More

Herman Miller Launches First Sustainability Report

The furniture designer's inaugural report highlights economic progress, social responsibility, and environmental stewardship. Read More

Harvard Business School Offers CSR Course to Execs

A new course this fall aims to help executives create and enact CSR programs for today's business leaders. Read More

Legislating Corporate Social Responsibility

A law making its way through the halls of Congress would enforce CSR programs with heavy fines and civil lawsuits. In other words, the time has come for companies to walk the walk, before they make you walk the plank. Read More