sustainability

Sure, Sam’s Club already offers solar pool heaters on their website, but now, they’re moving into the big time.

The company will sell solar panels at 9 locations in Southern California. The stores (I refuse to call them “clubs”) already have “Home Efficiency Centers” which showcase green products.

Hey, more power to them. Let’s just hope people buy what they’re selling.

Maybe BoA is trying to catch some green karma amidst all the fledgling banks. You know, they invest in cutting greenhouse gases, maybe they’ll keep the green they already have?

No. That’s stretching it. They probably just want to be able to survive in the future.

China continues to sell their country with beautifully designed buildings. The “water cube” will be the venue for all water-related Olympic sports (water polo, synchronized swimming, diving, and…of course…swimming).

Not only is the design revolutionary, it’s sustainable, the building and flooring are functioning as a sort of greenhouse.

Alright everyone, get ready to find out what companies are leading our society into sustainability. Sustainablebusiness.com just released the top 20 companies who a group of green/socially-conscious judges believe fit the criteria. I don’t think there are many surprises here.