SUNflitered's interview with Interface, Inc., founder and author of _Confessions of a Radical Industrialist_ Ray Anderson.

While the EU has a carbon-trading market, the US is further behind in establishing a mechanism for setting a price on carbon. In light of that regulatory vacuum, the private sector has had to pick up the slack. And those that do, are way ahead of the game

Most company sustainability initiatives start at the top: executives, managers, and/or board members recognize the business case for "greening" operations, products, and services, and issue directives for implementing those initiatives...

As companies emerge from recession-induced hibernation, shake off hiring freezes, and start to cautiously advertise job openings again, they're finding an entirely different landscape than when they did their last round of recruiting.

A new study by the International Facility Management Association finds the average worker now has 435 sq ft, up by more than 10% in the past two years. The study also finds workplaces are getting greener, and with less janitors employed, dirtier.

Ralph Nader, Independent Party presidential candidate discusses the central bank history, the bailouts and the "credit crisis".

A MAJOR programme to cut the cost of offshore wind farms was announced yesterday. Under the £30 million Offshore Wind Accelerator (OWA) scheme, designed by the Carbon Trust, the

Diesel fuel was on heavy discount at a rural Wisconsin convenience store , just 59 cents a gallon.That is, until the owner discovered he had left off the other $3 while changing the price in his computer.Mohinder Singh estimates 50 to 75 customers took

Pay and bonus deals equivalent to 10 percent of US government bailout package.

The titans of high finance are trying desperately to shift blame for the crisis onto others, but this dead cat lies squarely on their doorstep.