BtoB Exclusives

Risk and Reward
How legal pitfalls arise as Green Building becomes more prevalent
by Ronald Stay
December 15, 2009

Green is Also the Color of Money
Can 'good for the environment' also be good for the bottom line?
by Collette McKenna Parker
October 29, 2009

The New Oil
Earth’s Water – 1 Percent Available For Humans
by Lynnette Young
October 27, 2009

Recession and the Environment
What’s good about a recession? Try vision and grit
by Lynnette Young
October 13, 2009

Practicing the Art of Sustainability
Why Atlanta’s current building codes need updating now
by Wayne Robertson
October 13, 2009

E85, Where Are You?
Despite state efforts, ethanol is still hard to find
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
September 4, 2009

Energy Evolution
The way we generate, distribute and consume energy is poised to change dramatically in the next 20 years. What Georgia companies are doing to get ready for energy revolution.
by Collette McKenna Parker
September 2, 2009

Government LEEDing
Like it or not, “green” is going from voluntary to mandatory
by Wayne Robertson
August 27, 2009

Waste Not, Want Not
Recycling and material management have benefits far beyond your bottom line
by Lynnette Young
August 25, 2009

Selling Solar
State regulator explores why there are more sellers of solar power than buyers
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
August 18, 2009

The Drought's Over, Right?
We must still be wise stewards of our limited water supply
by Lynnette Young
July 28, 2009

The Impact of Energy Legislation
Washington's proposed new energy policies will raise electric bills and kill local jobs, experts say
by Bobby L. Hickman
June 30, 2009

Measuring Green Performance
How are you stacking up?
by Lynnette Young
June 11, 2009

Greening a Building
Can green design and construction benefit a sluggish real estate market?
by Wayne Robertson
June 9, 2009

Power Struggle
Coal plant still on track despite obstacles
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
June 8, 2009

Green Power
Georgia Power is looking for the sun
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
May 4, 2009

Does LEED Still Matter?
With continued worries over the economy, does LEED certification remain at the top of the list?
by Michael J. Pallerino
April 2, 2009

Civil Rights Museum Design Unveiled
Downtown project will "focus on sustainability." What are your thoughts on the new design?
by Bobby L. Hickman
March 26, 2009

Atlanta-Based Startup Targets Electric Car Market
Meet Wheego, a product of former Mindspring founder Mike McQuary
by Charles Molineaux
March 17, 2009

Mount Sustainability
It's higher than Everest, says Ray Anderson who, more than any other capitalist, has been scaling it for more than a decade.
by Tim Darnell
October 31, 2008