Want to grow your NoGeMo? You better not feed it genetically modified food. That's the goal of a new game from Chinese Greenpeace designed to help its users navigate the murky world of healthy produce in China.READ»
Want to grow your NoGeMo? You better not feed it genetically modified food. That's the goal of a new game from Chinese Greenpeace designed to help its users navigate the murky world of healthy produce in China.READ»
Smoking might be banned in most places, but there are still toxic chemicals everywhere--and no requirements that the companies who make them warn you about them. A new law is aiming to change all that.READ»
Greenpeace's successful campaign to get the toy company to change its packaging has lessons for future plans to target large companies to improve their behavior: Amp up the humor and go viral.READ»
Asia Pulp and Paper has a Greenpeace-fueled reputation of destroying Sumatran rainforest areas. But Patrick Moore, a once-prominent Greenpeace activist, is defending APP's practices. Why?
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Do I need to be green in B2B? In fact, signs indicate that B2B will undergo a tectonic shift to green in the near future. In the first of three articles, Marc Stoiber explores green as the new differentiator in B2B.READ»
Give consumers a long-winded report on sustainable retailers and they will quickly forget about it. Offer a quick and colorful guide on what brands to avoid, and it just might make an impact.READ»
Annie Leonard has educated us about everything from the cosmetics supply chain to bottled water with her signature animated shorts. Now the filmmaker is back with The Story of Electronics.READ»
The latest installment of Greenpeace's Guide to Greener Electronics has arrived, and Apple probably isn't too happy--after climbing in the rankings in past editions, the electronics maker dropped from fifth to ninth place. HP, on the other hand, clawed its way up from eighth to fourth place. What happened?READ»
A new book, Sustainable Excellence, shows that for companies to deliver lasting value for investors, they must create strategies that include solutions to the biggest social and environmental challenges of the twenty-first century. ...READ»
Giving the lie to claims that the oil had "disappeared," Greenpeace scientists went out sampling and found oil as far away as 300 miles from the spill site.READ»
