Here is a cool visualization of consumer spending. Click on the link below to go the NYTimes page:

I just discovered that there exists a CSR website for China. I have not explored the content of the site, but this seems very interesting.

This article talks about how the Internet has too much information, which is not a new idea.

This NPR story is an interesting case study for combating global warming and climate change locally.

Web 2.0 may come with a dark side, Tim O'Reilly, founder of O'Reilly Media, said in his keynote at the Web 2.0 Expo this week.

The Time magazine did a cover story on "How to Win the War on Global Warming" (follow the link below for the full article).

NPR did a short sound byte on the topic "Food Footprint: A Truly Green Grocer."

The following article in the SF Chronicles highlight the green confusion ca

The footprints project at CMU is using Web 2.0 technologies to change energy consumption behavior.

As way of introduction, let me first admit I don’t like shopping. I don’t like having thousands of styles, features, models, price points, and choices to make.