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The industry needs to focus on both sustainable production and consumption of clothing.
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San Francisco and Belgium-based competitors come together to create world's largest green cleaning company.
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Say goodbye to plastic and peanuts. Use these 3 biodegradable and compostable materials instead.
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Better-designed and greener ways have taken root among researchers and industry, and it's not just about removing hazardous chemicals from the hood.
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Leading athletic shoe makers are eliminating leather and embracing alternative materials.<br />
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Sustainable products have an image problem: They tend to look sensible, not sexy. Here's how Ecologic Brands helped give Seventh Generation's liquid laundry detergent more shelf appeal.
by Marc Stoiber
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Green construction and architecture has gone mainstream; here are some notable examples from around the world.
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Organizers LRN and frog set out to tackle business challenges in a new and innovative way over the course of a weekend. Did they achieve it?
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The third postcard in a series from the Reinvent Business hackathon in San Francisco.
by Liz Maw
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The second postcard in a series from the Reinvent Business hackathon in San Francisco.
by Dan Riegel
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What can a group of 150 makers, doers, jammers, geeks, freaks, and designers create in just 30 hours?
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The consumer goods manufacturer says it has achieved a 21% improvement in lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions per dose since 2007, beating its goal for 2020
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Hannah Jones, vice president of sustainable business and innovation at Nike, talks about how to tap mega trends like population growth, scarcer natural resources and climate change to create massive opportunities for new business models.
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Nike’s new sustainability report highlights how the sporting goods giant is pushing innovation in both its products and supply chain.
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At last week's GoGreen 2012 conference in Seattle, up-and-coming entrepreneurs showcased how the young and hip are using business to drive sustainability while creating like-minded communities.
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The just-closed auto expo show how the cleaner car market is rapidly maturing, with more automakers building more innovative, more efficient vehicles -- and demand for those cars soaring.
by Adam Happel
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The Danish Fashion Institute and BSR are trying to cultivate a taste for green among fashionistas, bargainistas and the industry that serves them.
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What happens when global companies look outside their walls for sustainable innovation? They sometimes find it.
by Joel Makower
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A new ranking, developed by AT&T in partnership with BSR and industry stakeholders, aims to give shoppers easy access to more environmental and social aspects of mobile phones.
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McDonald's and Starbucks stand out at leading examples of what fast food companies should do to lower the impacts of their packaging.
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Nike unveils a new line of sportswear -- made from recycled plastic bottles -- for the 2012 Olympic Games.
by Adam Aston
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((Matt, find originals of the photos below at: <a href='http://nikeinc.com/news/nike-better-world'>http://nikeinc.com/news/nike-better-world</a> and/or <a href='http://nikeinc.com/summer-of-innovation/news/nike-unveils-performance-innovations-for-summer-of-competition'>http://nikeinc.com/summer-of-innovation/news/nike-unveils-performance-innovations-for-summer-of-competition</a> ))
by Adam Aston
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The increasing globalization of culture, as well as of business, brings opportunities for companies to streamline production while also expanding their market reach.
by John Viera
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Strips that absorb the gas that accelerates fruit ripening are being tested by Marks & Spencer and Tesco in the hopes of slashing food and packaging waste.
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Innovations -- even ones leading to the most sustainable products of their fields, like Cascades' new Moka recycled TP -- sometimes fail not because of any inherent fault of their own, but because they're launched at the wrong time.
by Marc Stoiber