Greening of Industry and Public Policy

Area of Concentration
  • Community and Economic Development
Grand Challenge Overview

Going green is all the buzz in the U.S. these days. Whether propelled by Al Gore’s movie, An Inconvenient Truth and his academy award for it, the increasingly obvious manifestations of climate change, an ever more demanding public, or increased EPA regulations, there is no question that Corporate America is responding. Whether it’s going Green, sustainable or another moniker, Corporate America is taking action, or so it is said, and reported.

Most of the Fortune 500 firms regularly publish annual Sustainability Reports, a growing number have specific sustainability or Green initiatives, and more recently, sustainability officers are an increasingly common title of those responsible for corporate sustainability initiatives. And this phenomena is not limited to the Fortune 500 and the largest firms in the U.S., it has trickled down to medium and even small businesses. Green is clearly in the air, and for many long-time environmental practitioners, they feel this time Green will stick, as it never has before in Corporate America.


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