This year came in like a tortoise, at least as far as the economy is concerned.
But everywhere we look we see signs of recovery, and just as sustainability advocates have been predicting for years, many of the sources of economic development are sustainability initiatives like green building and small scale renewable energy production where high margins allow patient investors to make returns on sustainable projects.
All of these issues will come to the forefront in 2012, and you can read all about them in the slideshow above. If you're an auditory learner, we hope you'll join us for a free webinar exploring economic recovery through sustainability on February 29th.
Read more about TrendWatch 2012 here.
Go Long on Waste to Energy
Where do you put your real or hypothetical investment dollar in the renewable and alternative energy space? Certainly wind and solar are good bets but if you’re tired of hearing about them at cocktail parties and you want to differentiate yourself from the run-of-the-mill investor crowd try waste to energy. Think about it this way: [...]
SJF Institute 2011 Green Jobs Award
The Green Jobs Award honors private businesses that contribute to both the economy and the environment. Applicants are judged on their contribution to environmental quality, the quality of their jobs and benefits, the diversity of employment opportunities, and their level of community engagement.
Lessons From SJF Institute 2010 Green Jobs Awardees
Our award-winning companies provided their employees with great benefits, as well as allocating money for training, development and education programs for their employees. All of the companies recognized their employees
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