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Whether we're talking about melting waste plastic into diesel fuel or turning unused alligator meat into biofuels, companies around the world are looking at fuel-from-waste with fresh perspectives...
The reknowned architect, designer and author discusses his work, the protocol of Cradle to Cradle, and why doing the wrong thing efficiently is a big problem.
The public at large probably doesn't think of the chemical giant as a major green player, but the company has made a big push toward green in four main areas, driven in part by customer and market...
Despite the desperate need for cleaner, healther chemicals, green chemistry is an elusive concept for almost everyone. How can we describe the challenge in a way that is accessible and inspiring...
A recent, and exceedingly rare, joint visit by the two founders of Cradle-to-Cradle thinking offers a chance to reflect on the ways that thinking green in product design benefits the environment...
Scenes from the GreenBiz office-warming party, Oakland, Calif., May 11, 2011.
HP's effort to turn end-of-life print cartridges into new cartridges is an admirable innovation, and also highlights how other companies in other industries can begin to implent their own closed-...
Puma plans to put a dollar figure on its impact to clean water, natural resources and other ecosystem services.
Jason Foster, founder of Replenish, talks about bringing innovation to the bottled cleaning products.
Using renewable crops and genetically modified bugs, the green chemistry pioneer aims to redesign the chemicals that surround us.
From Starbucks to Walmart, companies have been taking major strides in giving what would normally be waste at least one more go-round on store shelves.
Interface's Ray Anderson asks, "Is there still a need for the Interfaces of the world now that some of the world's biggest firms are also climbing toward the summit?"
The Cradle to Cradle philosophy of creating safe products that can be reused over and over again is being brought to Taiwan in order to target some materials at their manufacturing source.
Replenish is launching a new way to package and use household cleaners by reinventing what the common spray bottle looks like.
Energy efficiency represents a vital path towards becoming renewably powered, as it reduces the amount of energy required to be 100 percent renewable. Read on for more on how Steelcase and Herman...
Alcoa's primary aluminum has received Cradle-to-Cradle certification thanks to the work the company has put into renewable energy, recycling, and water, emissions and waste reductions.
Designer and Cradle to Cradle methodology co-creator William McDonough shares insights and learnings from the past decade.
Anywhere you go to cool off this summer you will likely find a sea of vinyl accessories like inflatable tubes and beach balls. Although intended to keep children safe and happy in the water, they...
GreenWizard is making it easier for architects and others working on green building projects to find Cradle-to-Cradle (C2C) certified products to use.
The newest frontier in sustainability -- sustainable consumption -- advocates a system that allows individuals to meet their needs without disrupting the planet's healthy ecosystems. Once framed...
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