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Are World Bank-funded efforts to compensate for corporate emissions sustainable? Or will they affect poor communities disproportionately? Read More

Partnership programs are proliferating in the UN system, often before guidelines can be put in place, and before the implications of the partnerships are understood. Read More

An increasing number of NGOs are entering corporate alliances to achieve their campaigning aims. Tobias Webb considers the example of Greenpeace. Read More

Environmentalists estimate around 2.5 million acres of rainforest were compromised or destroyed in Texaco's search for oil in Ecuador. It is a disaster that has left the jungle ravaged and its people dying of cancer. Read More

Every spring, activists and investors attend annual general meetings to protest and meet face-to-face with CEOs and corporate boards. The goal is to place their agendas -- on everything from the environment to labor practices -- front and center. Read More

Bush's air pollution plan is a sweetheart deal for polluters and is on a fast track in the Senate. Read More

More companies are beginning to see the benefits of having energy-efficient buildings and physical plants. Cleaner, more efficient office buildings and work spaces not only help the environment but can save a company money, improving that company's -- as well as all of society's -- bottom line. Read More