IT green-up stymied by vicious cycle
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The growth of IT as an industry may work against its various green initiatives, one participant says.
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Wind is filling the sails of the alternative energy industry after repeated past false starts, bringing big business and the green movement into an uneasy partnership -- as investors smell money.
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A rattled industry keeps on rolling, but between diesel prices and rising demand, it's a bumpy ride.
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A new report on the progress of environmentally sound business practices finds that green results lag behind green marketing.
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Disdaining environmentalism in the battle against global warming.
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Store used by affluent customers and praised for green policies is worrying delis and farm shops.
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IT's positive environmental impact IT, on the face of it, is not very sustainable. New products are introduced in rapid development cycles that encourage wasteful frequent upgrade and replacement.â¦
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US consumers turned gloomier in October, beset by soaring energy costs, relentless violence in Iraq, sluggish hiring and an increasingly bitter presidential campaign.
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Many homes and gardens play host to an increasing number of hazardous plants, and children are most often at risk.
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The government's record on delivering renewable energy is under attack.
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With recession looming, there are pitfalls and opportunities.
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From the street, Alicia Campbell's house looks no different from the others in her suburban cul-de-sac. But it has a secret: It's green &#151; very green.
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Waste Management has been trying to clean up its name as thoroughly as it cleans up trash, in part by going green.
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When cities run out of valuable real estate, planners look up. The search for green space is no exception.
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With all the hand-wringing about the economic perils of falling populations, there could be one beneficiary: the environment.
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The problems of others hit the stock where it hurts.
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The quest to perennialize everything from sorghum to chickpeas to sunflowers has taken on new urgency for a variety of reasons, like climate change and soil loss.