The IoD's Climate Change site offers information on global warming, the likely impact on the economy and current government strategies for tackling the problem.
It includes ten top tips on how businesses should go green as well detailed practical advice on how to run an environmentally sustainable business, information on green legislation and updates on the IoD's initiatives to tackle climate change.
Related content
George Monbiot's proposals for a low-carbon Britain show that survival is possible, but it will require sacrifices 09 Nov 2007
Jared Diamond's excellent study of collapsed societies holds plenty of useful lessons for green execs 17 Dec 2007
Citrix Online's GoToCleanAir web site offers advice for small and medium businesses on how to measure, monitor and reduce their carbon footprint 05 Oct 2007
The Great Global Warming Swindle takes the microscope to some pretty dubious carbon offsetting practices 17 Jul 2007
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) website provides information on all the government's environmental policies and regulations 07 Jan 2008
Intelligent Energy ramps up funding for R&D and partnerships 04 Jul 2008
Focus on energy savings through fuel efficiency for homes and public and commercial buildings 04 Jul 2008
ActionAid accuses G8 of driving more people into poverty by pursing biofuels and cutting agri-aid 04 Jul 2008
More news
Businesses' new found focus on the environment may be welcome, but according to Conrad MacKerron, it is taking attention away from workers' rights issues – and the credibility of the entire green business movement could be at risk 03 Jul 2008
It may be a year old, but as Dell's Jonathan Perry explains, firms looking to get rid of their old IT kit still need to pay attention to the WEEE directive 02 Jul 2008
Telling customers about your environmental targets is all well and good but, as Paul Thomas argues, they are meaningless if you do not know how they are to be achieved 01 Jul 2008 More in-depth
What do you think?
Post your comment
Send an email to the Business Green editor at feedback@businessgreen.co.uk
Reader comments for this story
