Imagine a future where we can somehow reign in electronic waste, and perhaps one day eliminate it completely. The answer may be in cloud computing.

I feel as though my work life at home is more eco-friendly than when I worked in a law office.

I had heard about digital newspapers, but wasn’t sure how popular they are or how much of a difference they are making on the environment.

One of the world’s largest computer software manufactures, IBM, is moving toward conserving and making its facilities more energy efficient.

Some hospitals have caught on to the idea of converting to fully digital recording systems.

I have become an Amazon reseller and I have been making money by “recycling” (selling) my old CDs and books.

Golf has seemed to be as resistant to eco-friendly change, but we at Dixon Golf decided that we would be a catalyst for change in our little sphere of influence.

The largest push to green Hollywood is coming from one of the largest Hollywood studios, Warner Bros.

Green film production is definitely an interesting concept, and one that I hope we start to hear about more and more as the concept catches on.

Brad Schulman, founder of Green Planet Bottling, has created a 100% plant-based water bottle that could change the way we think about bottles.

NASCAR plans to go green! Well, sort of.

Some of today’s most popular concert venues are doing something to mitigate the waste that is produced by concerts: recycling.