The Triple Bottom Line Blog

Here's a neat little column on making your company's IT department more environmentally friendly. It's from Preston Gralla, editor of GreenerComputing, and it's filled with simply, practical steps that take relatively little time or money but can reduce your energy consumption significantly. There are also links to other sites that flesh out the details and describe various techno-tools that can save you even more. And it does it all in just a few hundred words. It's a model of fine, useful sustainability reporting. Great job, P.G.!

P.S. Oh, and when you're ready to delve a little more deeply into the same set of issues, check out this article and the set of related links. As you can see, the folks at GreenerComputing have done a lot of thoughtful research into the kinds of practical info needed to make sure that environmentally-friendly IT practices really work. A great source for companies that are ready to travel this path.

Labels: energy use, GreenerComputing, information technology, Preston Gralla, Small Business, Sustainable Consumption