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Software to Hold “Greenwashers” Accountable

By Hunter Richards on October 27, 2010 3 Comments American Clean Energy and Security Act, Apple, Britain, California, carbon accounting principles, carbon emission regulations, carbon footprint, cost savings, CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme, deceptive advertising, Dell, ECA, ECA market, ECA software market, emissions accounting, Enterprise Carbon Accounting software, environmental accounting, environmental footprint, environmental impacts, Environmental Protection Agency, environmental responsibility, EPA, GAAP, generally accepted accounting principles, GHG, Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006, green businesses, green consumers, green credentials, Greenhouse Gas Protocol, greenwash, greenwashing, Hunter Richards, IBM, IFRS, International Financial Reporting Standards, Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule, misleading advertising, Scope 3, Software Advice, sustainability, sustainable business practices, transparency requirements, Wal-Mart

Software to Hold “Greenwashers” Accountable

Consumers’ growing interest in environmental sustainability has prompted companies to launching major ad campaigns touting their green credential, often with misleading claims. Enterprise Carbon Accounting (ECA) software can have the infrastructure necessary to hold greenwashers accountable.

GREEN CAREER PERSPECTIVES: Green Resume Tips, Target Your Green Job Search, Green Career Transition Tips, The First Wave of Green Jobs, Job Hunting on Twitter, Find Out Why Van Jones Went to DC

By Tracey de Morsella on April 20, 2009 2 Comments Amy Linn, Bright Green Talent, Career Eco, Computer Aided Design (CAD) professionals, engineers, Gayle Oliver-Plath, geodetic survey, green businesses, green career, green career strategies, Green Career Transitions, Green for All, green job search, green keywords, green resume, GreenGigs, GSA, High-Performance Green Buildings, Hinton Human Capitol, LEED AP certification, networking, real estate professionals, resume writing, scientists, smart grid, Stephen Hinton, stimulus package, sustainable building practices, SustainLane, transferable skills, twitter, van jones, Yes!

The following green career strategies and perspectives that I found around the web. The topics include: How to write a green resume; targeting your green job search; green career transition tips for the less experienced; who will be needed in the first wave of green jobs; 101 best Twitter feeds for job hunters; and why Van Jones took a job in the Obama Administration.