Behind the Times
Today we have a guest blog from colleague Seth Bauer (I wanted to write this, but he beat me to it, so let a journalist
Today we have a guest blog from colleague Seth Bauer (I wanted to write this, but he beat me to it, so let a journalist
Just a month ago I wrote about GM chasing Toyota. It’s worth a quick holiday post to repeat the message here — Toyota is killing
I had the pleasure of spending a couple of days in Houston this week. I spoke at two events — the annual meeting of the
In August, Business 2.0 reported that “Cell-phone makers see green by going green“. The story is about electronics makers dealing with the European Union’s Restrictions
BP is having a rough go of it. After its safety missteps (with tragic loss of employee life) and pipeline leaks, many people are asking
In the last few weeks, three tech giants have announced very similar concepts: the launching of new companies or divisions to serve environmental markets –
Apparently, this week’s auto show in Los Angeles has a distinct tint (“Auto firms go green for L.A. show” USA Today declared). New Hybrids, diesels,
The very liberal town of Boulder, CO recently became the first U.S. city to pass a “carbon tax.” Starting next year, the average electric bill
For Thanksgiving week, a post about travel. I was online booking some flights (still enjoying the Terrapass option on Expedia — see previous post here),
Some stories over the past few days tell an interesting tale. First, as Thomas Friedman has been sounding the alarm, twice in the last 5
‘Is the World Better Off Because Your Company Is In It?’: Examining Corporate Climate Responsibility