Resources

April 2006 report helps companies prepare for the risks and opportunities associated with impending changes in the global labor environment. Read More

Published in April 2006, this business brief explores the multifaceted link between a company's 'intangible assets' and corporate social responsibility. Read More

While some small businesses generate actual GHG emissions, all have indirect climate-related activities, most notably in terms of energy consumption and transportation. Read More

Written by two graduates of Stanford's MBA program, this report offers a concise summary of the science, politics, and economics of climate change for business executives. Read More

A quick guide to design for the environment, biomimicry and lifecycle thinking, with real-world examples and a product impact checklist. Read More

March 2006 report highlights cruise lines, local governments, civil society organizations and shore operators that are taking proactive measures to ensure a sustainable future for cruise tourism while preserving cruise destinations. Read More

Released in February 2006, this report summarizes the outcomes of the U.N. climate change conference in Montreal. Read More

For the first time in modern history, clean-energy technologies are becoming cost-competitive with their "dirtier" counterparts, says this report. Read More

GreenBiz founder Joel Makower offers a primer on how recycling works, why it sometimes doesn't, and what you can do to make it happen at your workplace. Read More

GreenBiz founder Joel Makower surveys the fast-growing green office-furniture scene. Read More