It's been a busy week behind the scenes at GreenerComputing.com -- we're just one day away from the launch of our third annual State of Green Business Report, an in-depth look at the data behind environmental business practices. We look at a number of different areas, and this year's report has two that deal specifically with green IT -- one on end-of-life management and one on certified green computer products. Look for it splashed all over the site and GreenBiz.com on Thursday morning.

Speaking of e-waste, a new report out highlights the growth of electronics recycling around the world, and predicts that the market will triple in size, to nearly $15 billion, by 2015.

And since we're speaking of the future, make sure you check out my latest blog post, "IBM Brings Data Center of Tomorrow to the 'World of Tomorrow'". In it, I look at a new exhibit from IBM at Disneyworld's Epcot Center, one that showcases -- and is powered by -- the company's cutting-edge scalable modular data center.

This report from Info-Tech lays out the most widely practiced methods of measuring the energy used by your computing facilities, as well as the productivity of your data centers.

Mark your calendars for the 2010 State of Green Business Forum in Chicago. This one-day information-packed event coincide with the release of GreenBiz.com’s “State of Green Business 2010,” the acclaimed annual status report on corporate environmental trends and progress.