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The Best and Brightest Sustainable Companies awards celebrate companies that are making their businesses more sustainable, the lives of their employees better and improving community locally and globally.

The broadening variety of winners in the 2015 Best and Brightest Sustainable Companies in Michigan awards is further proof that that the environmental philosophy is being widely embraced.

Business leaders are strengthening their mindful power by increasing their courage, confidence and consciousness. An expanded consciousness gives you a broader perspective and a larger number of possibilities for growth and greatness.

Confounded by the plethora of acronyms used in environmental and governmental documentation and dialogue? Here is a guide provided by ASTI Environmental.

With growing acknowledgment of global warming as a current threat to our planet, more individuals and businesses have begun exploring increased use of renewable energy sources, but not everyone understands the associated financial incentives, tax credits or pending deadlines. Here’s some context to help you decide how to pursue solar power for businesses.

Increasingly, companies are looking for ways not only to save through energy initiatives but also by recognizing that their customers, suppliers and shareholders are raising the bar when it comes to the environment. The 101 Best and Brightest Sustainable Companies show us that going green simply makes sense.

An office where people hug one another when they see each other is great. Add in an incredibly beautiful work environment that also is focused on good healthy as well as sustainability and you have Detroit’s Green Garage. The Green Garage is a co-working space on Second Street in the...

Cutting energy costs is one way to improve your company’s bottom line, but did you know state and federal agencies will help pay the cost of reducing your reliance on fossil fuels? Here's some state and federal programs that will help your business to go green.

Businesses looking to “go green” may need to look no further than the solutions available in nature. Algae, traditionally considered a pest, has the potential to make buildings and aquaculture more sustainable.