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The Business Ethics 100 Best Corporate Citizens list was developed and first published in 2000.

The Business Ethics 100 Best Corporate Citizens list was developed and first published in 2000. See less

Highlights: It has since gained national recognition as an indicator of best practices in the area of corporate social responsibility and is regarded as the third most influential corporate ranking, behind Fortune magazine’s “Most Admired Companies” and “100 Best Companies to Work For,” according to a...

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We first released our 'Guide to Greener Electronics' in August 2006. The guide ranks the 18 top manufacturers of personal computers, mobile phones, TV's and games consoles according to their policies on toxic chemicals, recycling and climate change.

We first released our 'Guide to Greener Electronics' in August 2006. The guide ranks the 18 top manufacturers of personal computers, mobile phones, TV's and games consoles according to their policies on toxic chemicals, recycling and climate change. See less

Highlights: Here is how the largest electronics companies rank on the toxic chemicals in their products. Removing toxic chemicals for products reduces pollution and makes reuse and recycling less hazardous and cheaper. None of these companies have a global policy on electronic waste so this listing is...

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Greenpeace's Toxic Technology Report Card, 2006

Greenpeace's Toxic Technology Report Card, 2006 See less

Highlights: Download the full report card to see how your favorite gadgets scored.

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The Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World is a project initiated by Corporate Knights Inc. with Innovest Strategic Value Advisors Inc., a leading research firm specializing in analyzing extra-financial drivers of risk and shareholder... See more

The Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World is a project initiated by Corporate Knights Inc. with Innovest Strategic Value Advisors Inc., a leading research firm specializing in analyzing extra-financial drivers of risk and shareholder value, including companies’ performance on social, environmental and strategic governance issues. Innovest was selected as the exclusive research analytic data provider for the Global 100. See less

Highlights: Launched in 2005, the annual Global 100 is unveiled each year at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

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Highlights: Site Status for 10 Oct 2006: We currently feature 12333 reports from 3381 different companies across 88 countries.

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The "Green Cities: How Urban Sustainability Can and Must Drive America's Climate Change Policies" report, released yesterday by Living Cities, explores the ways in which big cities can combat climate change, create better jobs, and further economic... See more

The "Green Cities: How Urban Sustainability Can and Must Drive America's Climate Change Policies" report, released yesterday by Living Cities, explores the ways in which big cities can combat climate change, create better jobs, and further economic recovery efforts--all at the same time. See less

Highlights: The report surveyed 40 of the largest cities in the U.S.--including New York City, Los Angeles, Nashville, Denver, and Atlanta--to find out what they have accomplished and where they still have work to do.

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Abengoa SA (Madrid: ABG.MC) Acciona (Madrid: ANA.MC) Best Water Technology (Vienna: BWT.VI) Conergy (Frankfort: CGY.F) Energy Conversion Devices (Nasdaq: ENER) Gamesa Corporation Technologica (Madrid: GAM.MC) Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (Nasdaq:... See more

Abengoa SA (Madrid: ABG.MC) Acciona (Madrid: ANA.MC) Best Water Technology (Vienna: BWT.VI) Conergy (Frankfort: CGY.F) Energy Conversion Devices (Nasdaq: ENER) Gamesa Corporation Technologica (Madrid: GAM.MC) Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (Nasdaq: GMCR) Interface (Nasdaq: IFSIA) JM Inc. (JM.ST) Maxwell Technologies (Nasdaq: MXWL) Novartis AG (NYSE: NVS) Ormat Technologies (NYSE: ORA) Philips Electronics NV (NYSE: PHG) Precious Woods (Geneva: SWX: PRWN) Renewable Energy Corp (Oslo: REC.OL) Sharp Corp. (Tokyo: 6753) SunPower (Nasdaq: SPWR) United Natural (Nasdaq: UNFI) Wainwright Bank (Nasdaq: WAIN) Whole Foods Market (Nasdaq: WFMI) See less

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Stock prices for renewable energy, green and socially responsible companies.

Stock prices for renewable energy, green and socially responsible companies. See less

Highlights: Biomass/ Biofuels Clean Tech Indexes Efficiency Energy Storage Financial Fuel Cells Geothermal Natural Foods & Home Natural Health & Supplements Recycling/ Green Chemicals/ Building-Related Renewable Energy Project Developers Solar Transportation Water Wind | Would you like to learn more...

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GEI forum for investors concerned about rising energy prices, inflation, and the impact on their investments. Discuss issues, companies, and ideas with other successful investors, globally.

GEI forum for investors concerned about rising energy prices, inflation, and the impact on their investments. Discuss issues, companies, and ideas with other successful investors, globally. See less

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Latest news and information on green business, green technology trends and green business opportunities.

Latest news and information on green business, green technology trends and green business opportunities. See less

Highlights: T. Boone Pickens thinks water is the new oil—and he's betting $100 million that he's right * Podcast: Behind the Story

See this at: howto.altenergystore...| Added on 07/19/06

Energy - The product of power and time, measured in Watt-Hours. 1000 Watt-Hours = 1 Kilowatt-Hour (abbreviation: KWH). Variation: the product of current and time is Ampere-Hours, also called Amp-Hours (abbreviation: AH). 1000 watt consumed for 1 hour... See more

Energy - The product of power and time, measured in Watt-Hours. 1000 Watt-Hours = 1 Kilowatt-Hour (abbreviation: KWH). Variation: the product of current and time is Ampere-Hours, also called Amp-Hours (abbreviation: AH). 1000 watt consumed for 1 hour = 1 KWH. See power. See less

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently unveiled its quarterly list of the top 25 "Green Power Partners," highlighting companies, institutions and government agencies that are spending the most on renewable energy sources such as wind and... See more

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently unveiled its quarterly list of the top 25 "Green Power Partners," highlighting companies, institutions and government agencies that are spending the most on renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power. See less

Highlights: The company at the top of the list is one you might not expect: PepsiCo (nyse: PEP - news - people ). The food and beverage maker has agreed to purchase 1.1 billion kilowatt-hours of "green power," an amount that is equivalent to 100% of PepsiCo's annual energy usage and the largest-ever...

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The fall of Lehman Brothers has raised serious concerns for renewable-energy companies seeking to raise money in the near future. But that won't stop some firms from trying. Until it filed for bankruptcy protection last week, Lehman had been a... See more

The fall of Lehman Brothers has raised serious concerns for renewable-energy companies seeking to raise money in the near future. But that won't stop some firms from trying. Until it filed for bankruptcy protection last week, Lehman had been a popular underwriter for companies raising funds, by issuing shares or borrowing money. See less

Highlights: The investment bank's collapse prompted statements from companies such as SunPower and Evergreen Solar explaining the financial impact of Lehman's fall. Investors said the market's turmoil will likely suppress any appetite for initial public offerings for now. Solar- and wind-energy...

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The Home for Eco Investors and Sustainable Investment Opportunities - Green Investment Opportunities

The Home for Eco Investors and Sustainable Investment Opportunities - Green Investment Opportunities See less

Highlights: A Green Investments Database, available only to Eco Investment Club Members, features qualified Eco Investment Opportunities and Projects of interest to those wanting to invest in Green or Sustainable projects, concepts, and partnerships. Become an Eco Investment Club Member today, and...

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The issue: The state of Massachusetts sued the EPA, claiming that the agency was compelled by the Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouse gas emissions as a pollutant. The verdict: The court rules 5-4 in favor of Massachusetts. The case centered on... See more

The issue: The state of Massachusetts sued the EPA, claiming that the agency was compelled by the Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouse gas emissions as a pollutant. The verdict: The court rules 5-4 in favor of Massachusetts. The case centered on three major findings: See less

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The Supreme Court's ruling clears an obstacle to action at the precise moment the climate study demands action. The court ruled that the federal government, contrary to the Bush administration's position, has the authority under the Clean Air Act to... See more

The Supreme Court's ruling clears an obstacle to action at the precise moment the climate study demands action. The court ruled that the federal government, contrary to the Bush administration's position, has the authority under the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases produced by motor vehicles. The case, Massachusetts vs. Environmental Protection Agency, opens the door for more aggressive actions by both state and federal governments to limit car emissions. The court knocked down the key legal argument against California's adoption of tighter emission standards and should encourage Arizona and other states to pass them, as well. The Supreme Court rejected the argument that the states should not have been allowed to challenge the federal agency in court. The dissenting justices said the states did not meet the three tests for legal standing: an actual injury, proof that the defendant was responsible for the injury and that a favorable decision could... See less

Highlights: The case, Massachusetts vs. Environmental Protection Agency, opens the door for more aggressive actions by both state and federal governments to limit car emissions. The court knocked down the key legal argument against California's adoption of tighter emission standards and should...

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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Green Market, Cramer says that a landmark Supreme Court decision means it's easier for investors to be green.

Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Green Market, Cramer says that a landmark Supreme Court decision means it's easier for investors to be green. See less

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One antidote to cleaners that harm the environment are "green" products, nontoxic substances that can effectively disinfect and maintain sanitation in homes and workplaces. Their use has been increasing over the past 10 years. The mantra of green... See more

One antidote to cleaners that harm the environment are "green" products, nontoxic substances that can effectively disinfect and maintain sanitation in homes and workplaces. Their use has been increasing over the past 10 years. The mantra of green cleaning advocates: Toxic residues from cleaning products do not easily degrade in the environment. "It's important for consumers to understand that these [toxic] products don't disappear once they go into a landfill or down the drain. They persist for years and years in the environment," said Jeanne Rizzo, a registered nurse who heads the Breast Cancer Fund, a national organization that supports research into environmental links to breast cancer. TerraChoice, which conducts market research purchases of nontoxic products, estimates annual U.S. sales at $500 million a year, and that the market for such products has been increasing by 18 percent to 25 percent a year. Scot Case, vice president of TerraChoice, based in Ontario, Canada, said many... See less

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The fuel cell industry is attracting much attention from the investment community. The following reports and table will enable you to monitor the performance of publicly traded fuel cell companies. If there is a publicly traded company you feel is... See more

The fuel cell industry is attracting much attention from the investment community. The following reports and table will enable you to monitor the performance of publicly traded fuel cell companies. If there is a publicly traded company you feel is missing from this table, please contact us. See less

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Each chapter of The Clean Tech Revolution concludes with a list of ten companies that bear watching for trend-setting and growth potential in each of eight clean-technology sectors. Check them out:

Each chapter of The Clean Tech Revolution concludes with a list of ten companies that bear watching for trend-setting and growth potential in each of eight clean-technology sectors. Check them out: See less

See this at: biz.yahoo.com| Added on 03/17/07

Investors are targeting more companies than ever before with environmental proposals. And they're going beyond oil to homebuilding, retail, and more Dan Nielsen is on a mission. As a manager of the pension fund for the United Methodist Church in... See more

Investors are targeting more companies than ever before with environmental proposals. And they're going beyond oil to homebuilding, retail, and more Dan Nielsen is on a mission. As a manager of the pension fund for the United Methodist Church in Evanston, Ill., he helps steer $14 billion in assets into "socially responsible" investments. He won't touch companies that make money from alcohol, tobacco, gambling, pornography, or weapons. And each year, he looks beyond those sectors to target companies in the fund's portfolio where he thinks improvements need to be made. Nielsen, who has an MBA from the University of Chicago, says he shows companies how social issues affect shareholder value. He's made headway with companies like Wal-Mart, developing a code of conduct for supplier factory conditions in countries like India. Now, as he heads into the 2007 proxy season, Nielsen is pushing companies to adopt more green business practices. He's hoping that retailers will cut down on the energy... See less

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Ecostructure Financial helps develop and finance businesses and projects that benefit forests, rivers, coral reefs, open space and people.

Ecostructure Financial helps develop and finance businesses and projects that benefit forests, rivers, coral reefs, open space and people. See less

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"There is an urgency that wasn't there before," Juniper said. "The science is there, the economics is there and the politics is there ...If they don't take this opportunity then we really should start to think about the future of life on earth."

"There is an urgency that wasn't there before," Juniper said. "The science is there, the economics is there and the politics is there ...If they don't take this opportunity then we really should start to think about the future of life on earth." See less

Highlights: The scientists who mind the Doomsday Clock moved it forward two minutes on Wednesday to five minutes until midnight, symbolising the growing risk of the annihilation of civilisation, and for the first time said global warming was a threat.