Resources
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In the News
- A luxury Dubai resort constructed by Gianni Versace includes a beach allowing guests to frolic on the sands — without becoming uncomfortably hot. Speaking to The Times of London, Soheil Abedian, the founder and president of Palazzo Versace, said a refrigerated beach could also be sustainable.
- BSR and WEF Issue Call for Partnership to Strengthen Public Governance
- Environmental Leader is a daily trade publication that keeps corporate executives fully informed about environmental and sustainability news as well as the latest on corporate environmental initiatives.
- You have the power to make choices and raise your voices to motivate business to take action to fight climate change
- Finding and promoting solutions to global warming
- A trusted, one-stop resource on business and the environment, aimed at helping companies align environmental responsibility with business success
- The United Nations scientific panel studying climate change declares that the evidence of a warming trend is "unequivocal," and that human activity is "very likely" the driving force in that change over the last 50 years
- Articles about Global Warming
- Articles on Environment and Climate Change
- Swedish scientists have determined particles worn from automobile brake linings and tires continue to be major sources of potentially toxic pollution
- Articles on Environment and Climate Change
- Articles on Environment and Climate Change
- Resources for the energy, utility and environmental services industries
- Wal-Mart’s CEO says he wants to turn the world’s largest retailer into the greenest. The company is so big, so powerful, it could force an army of suppliers to clean up their acts too. Is he serious?
- Advancing Cross-Sector Sustainable Development for State and Local Government
- A gateway to information and resources on innovative environmental projects and programs from around the world
- If you don’t already have an environmental management system (EMS), you can use this ISO14001 standard to establish one. Once established, you can use your EMS to manage the environmental aspects of your organization’s activities, products and services, and to improve its overall environmental performance.