We often talk about the greening of companies in terms of "the right thing to do." The "triple bottom line" and "people, planet, profit" are catchy, but most companies look to leverage sustainability to create value for their stakeholders.

Yes, we need another green business book. This little volume challenges prevailing assumptions with relevant facts and questions, and then provides a framework for the reader to apply his/her own skills and talents to the problem or issue at hand.

There are two places on the Internet where you can find out how the $787-billion stimulus package is being spent. One is run by the federal government. The other by a West Coast tech company. Care to guess which does a better job?

Professionals in climate change-related fields are more likely to be male, highly educated, well paid and not worried about losing their jobs, according to a new survey.

For Dave Foster, a former official with the United Steelworkers, the phrase "green jobs has a specific definition: "A green job is nothing more than a blue-collar job with a green purpose."

high-flying execs at Citigroup caved under pressure from President Obama and decided today to abandon plans for a luxurious new $50 million corporate jet from France...

Since May 2007, Wells Fargo has doubled its commitment for LEED building. By doing so, the number of LEED buildings it has financed has increased by 125-percent. The bank has also expanded its green building efforts from 11 states to 19, and it now suppor