A Brief Blog Profile: The Green Economy Post
by Thomas Hynes
The Green Economy Post is among the most thorough blogs I've read. And really, they're more than a blog. They're a resource. The fact is industries are changing. The way people do business is transitioning. These days, environmental impacts are considered alongside profit margins. It's becoming clear that corporate practices need to be responsible. For one, it's good for the brand, but more importantly, a sustainable business is one that can continue to make money. Green business, therefore, is really in everyone's interest.
And, as mentioned above, The Green Economy Post is a thorough blog. They cover a lot of bases. They talk about the business side of things, where you can read about the top women in biofuels or about how far away the U.S. is from having a more integrated solar policy. They also talk about the environmental side of things, where you can read about the dirty truth behind recyclable plastics or what happens when cities and wetlands collide. And they even take a more personal side, where you can read about the best green building material qualities to consider or this post examining the carbon footprint of marijuana.
Like I said, there's a lot on here. The blog even posts about job opportunities and events. And none of this should come as a surprise. If businesses plan to excel in the coming years, they are going to have to go green. And if you want to read about any of them, this blog is a great place to start.
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