
Instead of pushing us to keep up with the Joneses, marketers wants us to keep up with the Greens. But green living doesn't require an 150K salary.

Nice try, NASCAR, but it’s impossible for a business as carbon-hungry as high-speed racing to go green.

The graph that BP's Sustainability Review leaves out, and what else is missing from the oil company's report.

Go behind the scenes of a spoof advertising meeting for Chevron's "We Agree" greenwashing campaign.

We all know marketers try to mislead us into thinking their products are "eco-friendly" or whatever. But now we can quantify the phenomenon.

The Federal Trade Commission's new rules warn companies not to use useless, vague labels like "green" and "eco-friendly," among other things.
Apple has joined the list of prominent companies (see: Nike) that disagree with the United States Chamber of Commerce's views on global warming...
So there's a new definitive-seeming list out ranking 500 companies on how green they are. Newsweek's list is numbered, which means it's bound to...
Let's say you see a product on the shelf that says "natural," or "organic," or "biodegradable" on the label. Would you then believe that the...
Apple's ad campaign for their latest line of Macbooks is that they are the "world's greenest family of notebooks", but after prodding from Dell,...