Herding cats: co-ordinating a global response to climate change
There is a great advert for a tech company that illustrates the challenges of its tasks as a bunch of
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A Google Earth eco-tour
Greenbang is something of a fan of Google Earth. It’s a fun way to go sight-seeing, plan a journey,
Dell going carbon neutral by 2008
PC giant Dell says it’s gonna go carbon neutral by 2008. It will be the first major computer firm
Job alert: Environmental ventures director
ERM, a provider of environmental consulting services, is looking for a ventures director for its foundation–which supports environmental projects
The Economist axes ethanol
This week’s edition of The Economist does an interesting hatchet job on ethanol–debunking it as a “green” fuel,
Small firms wait on government help for carbon cuts
Greenbang’s advice would be, don’t. The government is slow – it’s known about climate change for decades – and
If your company was an animal, what would it be?
No? Greenbang hates stupid questions too. But IBM has gone to town on this one. As well as releasing some
D-Link switches "save 44% power"
Remember D-Link? Well they’ve been around for yonks and now are selling something called green ethernet desktop switches. “Aimed
HP kicks off data centre energy help
More data centre news… but this time there’s help on the way. HP (not the sauce company pictured as
Look at the solar-powered data centre
Data centres are a bit like Paris Hilton – they’re getting all the headlines these days. But check out this
IT heads deaf to energy problems
An Economist Intelligence Unit report shows IT heads are ignoring energy efficiency problems. Maybe it’s because Halo 3 has
HSBC launches climate change index
Woooh – someone’s got a brand new index, and they’re not afraid to show it off. But what are