Analysis

With the recent market crash, the national dialogue has turned more toward keeping a roof over your head than putting a green roof on your office. So what's a sustainable brand to do? Here are a few strategies to keep you afloat during these tumultuous...

Don't know your concentrated PV from your thin film? Better check out BusinessGreen.com's beginners' guide to solar technologies

Despite the economy, investment in short term green initiatives is still going strong as companies realise how quickly they can cut costs through efficiency projects. Sarah Fister Gale investigates

With the Daily Mail attempting to whip up opposition to energy saving light bulbs, many businesses would be forgiven for asking if green bulbs really are such a good idea. BusinessGreen.com trains its spotlight on a surprisingly complex debate

Tom Young visits the site of Abu Dhabi's $22bn "zero carbon" Masdar City, and finds the desert construction site is just a few years away from becoming one of the world's premier clean tech hubs

Businesses are cutting waste and finding new revenue streams by diving into their dumpsters for items that were once hauled away to landfills. Judith Nemes pulls on the rubber gloves to investigate

Critics claim Carbon Reduction Commitment's accounting rules will fail to recognise many firms' investments in renewable energy generation

Environmentally friendly fashion needn't mean hemp and sandals any more. BusinessGreen.com takes a look at some of the green fashions that are suitable for the office

IT giant IBM has just launched arguably the world's largest green marketing campaign. Joel Makower asks two of the execs behind the initiative to outline the rationale behind the repositioning of the company

Solitaire Townsend, chief executive of sustainable public relations firm Futerra, makes the case for ethical PR and argues that the need for green marketing is as strong as ever