The 5 business models that put the circular economy to work

Here’s how Royal DSM, Disney, Caterpillar, Philips and giants of sharing are already seeing the benefits of moving beyond the take-make-waste model. Read More

Why is water usage declining across the United States?

To the residents of the draught stricken state of California, who are constantly being reminded to cut off the sprinklers and take shorter showers, it may come as a surprise that- according to a recent report by the Pacific Institute- water usage in the U.S. has actually declined between 2005 and 2010 across all sectors. Read More

16 companies’ breakthroughs in stakeholder engagement

A group of socially responsible businesses shared the ways they reach shareholders. Which will work for your company? Read More

5 ways to reduce waste and costs on your company's campus

No matter what your line of business, if you have a physical workspace, you can make it more efficient and save money. Read More

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NAEM Research Report: 2015 EHS & Sustainability Software Buyers Guide

The National Association for Environmental Management (NAEM) empowers corporate leaders to advance environmental stewardship, create safe and healthy workplaces, and promote global sustainability. In their comprehensive EHS & Sustainability Software Buyer’s Guide, the NAEM benchmarks how those in the market approach a purchase and how past purchasers came to their decision. Read More

How packaging plays in the circular economy

Packaging reuse could save the industry some $11.4 billion that's now represented in discarded material. But it will take some rethinking. Read More

Water vs. climate: How to prioritize sustainability risk

Water may trump other natural resources that need to be conserved right now. Read More

The glue inspired by a worm could save your life someday

Biomimicry in the making of a surgical glue: scientists seek the sticky, wet, and adhesive properties of worm secretions in creating a medical glue for surgery. Read More

From Al Gore to Solyndra, 4 ways culture shapes the climate debate

Embedded within the economic and technological challenges apparent in the debate over climate change are much deeper cultural divides. Read More

Introducing handprinting: the good you do minus your footprint

Dassault Systemes, Eaton Corp., Johnson & Johnson and others have developed a method for calculating the good an organization does through influencing its supply chain and more. Read More