A huge crack just appeared in the wall of science that the United Nations uses to justify calls for drastic action to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

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Now that EPA officially says carbon dioxide (CO2) is a dangerous air pollutant, what’s it mean for business?

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Will the Democrats ever line up enough votes to get climate change legislation out of the Senate?

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Sure, improving energy efficiency helps the bottom line, but it’s not enough to break into the burgeoning green market.

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Sure, improving energy efficiency helps the bottom line, but it’s not enough to break into the burgeoning green market.

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There’s a huge expectation that the Green IT movement will become a leader in environmentally friendly innovations. Unfortunately, there’s a big gap between promise and delivery.

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Very few companies see their green future in new products. But they’re missing out on the giant market that lies ahead in the new environmentally sensitive U.S. economy.

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It’s the little things you do to control everyday energy expenses, not fancy complicated new technology, that are racking up some big-time, green benefits. 

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Looking for a way to take a bite out of your computer power consumption? EPA’s latest Energy Star program could help you find more efficient computer servers.

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There are dramatic energy savings for IT departments just ahead for those who can be patient during today’s economy. The payoff in your office? Plenty of new products that will cut your electric bill.

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