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So the world's leaders went all the way to Copenhagen and all they brought back home was this lousy non-binding agreement to set some goals for curtailing greenhouse gas emissions and maybe work up an agenda for the next climate summit. Arguably your average, bickering neighborhood association accomplishes more at one of its meetings.

Ebay, the world’s leading online marketplace, is undertaking projects to reduce their corporate greenhouse gas emissions to 15 percent by 2012.

Hachette Book Group, the publishers behind Stephenie Meyer's smash-hit Twilight Saga and other books, is going green. The company announced yesterday a new initiative to cut down greenhouse gas emissions by 20% and to increase ten times the amount of recycled fiber used in publishing.

November 2009 - Call it green or just call it smart? Whichever you decide, going green is a win – win situation for all. By making environmentally friendly choices you will decrease our dependency on foreign oil, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, air and water pollution, lower electric usage, and support the grid! The choices you make today will

Do you know how hot your car gets when you leave it out in the sun? Dell decided to do something about it by installing solar panels above their employee parking lots, which will keep the cars cool and create reusable solar energy. Talk about going green. The solar structure creates 130 kilowatts of solar power, enough to fight 145,000 lbs of greenhouse gas emissions annually. (more…)