Taking Care of Business By Joel Makower
Is your company a green business
It’s a simple question with no simple answer. Despite the rise of interest in environmentally responsible enterprise, we don’t know how to define what that means. That’s a problem for companies both big and small.

Certification programs are one solution to this frustrating state of affairs. But, as GreenBiz.com‘s Tilde Herrera reveals this week in GreenBiz Radio, it’s not all that simple, or quick. Her story chronicles the yearlong process it took for one progressive San Francisco law firm to become a certified green business. As you’ll see, making even simple changes was challenging, though the results are already paying off.
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	Featured Article
The New Green Focus for Future MBAs
By Padma Naggapan
Current and prospective business-school students are clamoring for CSR programs in their curricula; Padma Naggapan takes a look a how three traditional MBA programs are responding to this demand in different ways.… Read More

	GreenBiz Radio
A Yearlong Road to Green Certification By Tilde Herrera
Rachel Patterson of San Francisco’s Hanson Bridgett law firm offers a snapshot of the year it took her company to become a certified green business.… Listen