Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. has recently announced it’s newest initiative: a program that demands all of its suppliers calculate their environmental cost, so Walmart can, in turn, determine eco-ratings for all products sold in stores.

It’s seems simple: cut energy costs from working at home as opposed to going into the office. But often this is easier said that done, especially when getting the whole office on track.

“Green collar jobs” is a hot topic right now, and deservedly so. This emergent workforce has the capacity to revitalize the economy and implement climate change projects.

Pollution, global warming, endangered species… I wanted to make a difference and do something in my own small way to battle environmental issues. As a graphic designer with an eye for fashion,

Leaning toward greening your career? You’re not alone. In the last year, an increasing number of people are opting to change their path to one that’s a little more planet friendly.

Microsoft recently announced their initiative to increase their efforts on making less of an eco-impact. They say that they will reduce their carbon emissions per unit of revenue by 30% (compared to ‘07 levels), in the upcoming three years.