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Aside from the well-intentioned efforts of a few notable companies, Earth Day often serves as a launchpad for misguided, ill-conceived and downright counterproductive green-themed pitches. Here are some of this year's worst. Read More

The shipping giant's latest program to offset its environmental impacts provides a free benefit to customers who use the most popular FedEx Express product. Read More

Today's tree huggers are no less committed than their predecessors, but they use different strategies and tactics to pursue holistic goals. Read More

The new documentary "Shattered Sky" reminds us that conservative leaders -- not just liberals -- have historically played key roles in protecting the environment. Why has conservation become a Democrat issue? Read More

Pointers from Ernst & Young on how companies can take full advantage green tax incentives. Read More

Guinness Stout, a favorite for St. Patrick's Day, may look black, but it's also green. The company, which received recognition for its environmental commitment last year, now has technology in the works that could make it even greener. Read More

Why are sustainability pros optimistic in the face of growing competition? This report charts responses from more than 1,500 sustainability and CSR consultants around the world. Read More

This Ernst & Young survey in cooperation with GreenBiz Group provides new insights into corporate environmental strategy and performance. Read More

Whether producing your first or 15th sustainability report, there are always new and daunting challenges. Here are 10 strategies for successful, credible reporting shared by nearly two dozen of the world's leading companies. Read More

The case of a 100 percent post-consumer recycled content toilet paper illustrates why a shift toward sustainability will have to come from the top down, not the bottom up. Read More