The Pros & Cons of Linking Sustainability Successes with Bonuses

Let's face it: Nothing works better than money when it comes to incentivizing employees on anything, especially sustainability. But it's important to think through how to implement it if you want to maximize your success. Read More

Molson Coors Finds a Sustainability Strategy at the Bottom of a Glass

Other companies talk about their environmental footprint. At Molson Coors, the sustainability message is conveyed by a "beer print" -- the positive and negative impacts the company can have on the people and the environment. Here's the story behind it. Read More

Sprint to Require Green Certification for All Cell Phones

All cell phones sold through Sprint must go through the certification process for the UL-ISR 110 standard, although it's likely that all phones won't meet the standard, which Sprint helped to develop with UL Environment. Read More

Toxic Chemical Pollution Up 16% in 2010, Driven by Mining Firms

The metal mining sector pushed disposal and other releases ot toxic chemicals and metals up 16 percent in 2010, following years of decline. Read More

How Lifecycle Cost Analysis Can Make a Better Case for Green Building

Design teams that consider the impacts of a building across its lifetime can help their clients make choices on materials, structural elements and systems that will reduce operations and environmental costs and other hidden expenses that are shaped by design decisions. Read More

IBM Earns Kudos for 27 Green Data Centers in Europe

Essentially, IBM won the recognition by eating its own cooking. The firm applied some of the key solutions it markets for energy efficient data centers to its facilities in Europe. Read More

Hyundai Draws Up Plans for New $150M Green Headquarters in US

The Korean automaker's US operations are working with the Gensler architectural firm on a design for a new headquarters complex that's to be built to LEED-Gold standards in Southern California. Read More

The Year in Biomimicry: How Beetles, Mantis Shrimp & More Inspired Innovation

It's time for the third annual Tommies, Tom McKeag's pick of the top 10 bio-inspired innovations of 2011 -- and a look at the lessons that Namib desert beetles, crickets, Mantis Shrimp and more can teach us about sustainability. Read More

I Published My CSR Report. Where’s My Media Coverage?

Catching the interest of a reporter or blogger may take a willingness to share more than what's between the covers of your sustainability report. Here are three things to consider. Read More

Taking Stock of Molson Coors' Beer Print

Bart Alexander, chief of corporate responsibility at the global brewer, discusses how the company manages the impacts of its products, and why 90 percent of its employees believe the company is doing a good job on sustainability. Read More