France Introduces Compulsory Eco-Labels for New Cars
Eco-labels reflecting CO2 emissions became a legal requirement for all new cars sold in France this week as part of the country's climate change policy. Read More
Nestlé: Corporate Citizenship and the Value Chain
Nestlé is traveling its own road with a proposed new corporate social responsibility model. By Ken Stier Read More
Ideology, Totalizing Discourses, and Authenticity
Where should one seek grounding in a world where even the scientific discourse is losing at least some of its privileged status? By Brad Allenby Read More
Ford Launches Customer Carbon Offset Program
Ford Motor Company and TerraPass have announced "Greener Miles, a program offering Ford vehicle owners the opportunity to offset the climate impact of their driving through the support of projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Read More
Harnessing Daylight for Energy Savings
Designing buildings properly and controlling glare and solar heat gain can cut energy bills by more than half. By David Kozlowski Read More
What is the Voluntary Carbon Offset Standard?
ClimateBiz expert Dr. Mark C. Trexler tackles your questions on managing climate risk. Read More
Continental Divide: CSR in the U.S. vs. the U.K.
My research into U.S. and U.K. job postings in the corporate responsibility field demonstrates how a key difference in approach has significantly affected the "state of CSR" in each country. By Ellen Weinreb Read More
Timber Giant Signs $300 Million Forest-Preservation Deal
International Paper, The Nature Conservancy, and The Conservation Fund have reached an agreement to protect 218,000 acres of forestlands across ten states in the single largest private land conservation sale in the history of the South, and one of the largest in the U.S. Read More
'Cleaning up' with Biotechnology
How can primary problems in the control of industrial chemicals and biological wastes be remedied using biotechnology? Read More
Ceres Releases First-Ever Ranking of 100 Global Companies on Climate Change Strategy
BP and Alcoa lead the rankings of the report, which analyzes how 100 leading companies are addressing the growing financial risks and opportunities from climate change. Read More