Triple Pundit- Key Changes in Global Reporting Initiative’s G4 May 22, 2013This is the final post in our series on the countdown to the G4. Previous iterations of the Global Reporting Initiative’s standards have been all-inclusive, encouraging reporters to report widely on their environmental, social and governance issues. Some critics of the G3.1 and G3 standards complained that they rewarded breadth over depth by categorizing re […]ISOS Group
- Electric Vehicle Charging Community Apps Recargo and Xatori Merge May 22, 2013EV owners have come to rely on tools that ensure they are up-to-date as to where they can plug in. The two leading companies in providing such tools via their apps for EV owners, Recargo and Xatori, have just announced that they will merge to combine their resources to deliver a more powerful offering to their users.The post Electric Vehicle Charging Communi […]Phil Covington
- Global Reporting Initiative’s G4 Guidelines Revealed May 22, 2013The first confirmed whispers of G4 content have been released by GRI. The post Global Reporting Initiative’s G4 Guidelines Revealed appeared first on Triple Pundit: People, Planet, Profit. […]Jen Boynton
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Google’s Power Meter
Undoubtedly, some of you have seen the latest energy metering and monitoring devices aimed at those interested in conserving more power. This is a great idea, but hasn’t quite enjoyed the same popularity as your aunt’s eco-conscious jewelry that she’s … Continue reading
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From Treehugger:Can Trolls Be Green?
It seems as though not very many people have been in the “holiday spirit” this past month. As I meet more figureheads in the green blogosphere, I’m also coming across quite a few trolls. For those of you who are … Continue reading
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The Mafia Goes “Green”
When I saw this story on the Mother Nature Network, Italy seizes $1.9 billion of assets as Mafia goes green, I wasn’t quite sure what to think. MNN usually comes out with great posts, and this one was no different. … Continue reading
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Standby Power: What a Waste
Check out these power standby usage data I always knew that turning off the lights when you weren’t using them was important(thanks dad!). And thanks to recent studies and PSAs, I’ve realized that the equipment I have plugged in draws … Continue reading
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Eating Vegan for Health and Environment
Fun fact about Daniel Fielding: I’ve been a vegetarian for 13 years. Hanging out at the food co-op, and general vegetarian/whole foods/organic crunchy hippies; I’ve made a lot of interesting friends along the way. This post below is about a … Continue reading
The Problem of “Greenwashing”
I was browsing Triple Pundit, one of my favorite enviro-conscious blogs, and I saw an article that caught my eye. Planet People: This Soap is the Right Kind of Green “Washing” This is just one of the many articles that … Continue reading
The Greenerator: A Balcony-Based Generator
We love cool gadgets here on Shades of Green; even if that means these gadgets aren’t the most ground-breaking innovations. The point is, at least someone out there is making an effort to make a difference. Dubbed the “Greenerator”, this … Continue reading
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GE’s Ecomagination Site
I come across a LOT of green-themed sites in my line of work. GE has been doing a pretty good job touting their renewable energy endeavors, but when I came across the Ecomagination Photo Project today, I decided I just … Continue reading
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