International Business Law Blog

Many businesses across the country are looking to become greener, and that’s great news. In the past, some businesses that claimed they were focusing on becoming environmentally friendly sometimes did it only because everyone else was doing it. Now, many businesses...

Business owners in the U.S. may want to read more about why many companies are committing to sustainability. Reducing impact on natural resources is the goal, and the restaurant industry is a place where this can be especially important. Restaurants need to keep...

An increasing number of business in the United States are becoming more socially conscious as a matter of company policy. This includes large corporations, like grocery store giant Kroger Company. Becoming a more socially conscious enterprise requires a company to...

Industries are entering a new phase known as going green or being more eco-friendly. While many local governments are starting to set standards for reducing carbon emissions and other negative factors to the environment, that's not the only reason these businesses are...

Major components of the carbon footprint of a business historically have been associated with employee-related commutes and the energy needed to power the workplace. In addition, the marked reduction in business trips involving air travel has also lowered the carbon...

Climate change is one of the most important topics in the news today. Consumers are looking to shop from sustainable businesses, and laws are changing to prioritize the environment. If you’re in a creative business, what can you do? What businesses create the most...

As more and more information is discovered regarding issues like global warming, communities across the nation are working to enact standards for businesses. Businesses have some of the biggest carbon footprints, so it makes sense to start reducing them. However, is...

Making your business "greener" may result in adding more revenue to your business' budget. A recent study indicates that nearly half of American consumers say they would prefer to shop at a business that tried to minimize its negative impact on the environment. If...

Without the power to enforce regulations, the Environmental Protection Agency would be completely toothless. There would be no real reason for businesses and individuals to follow the rules laid out by the agency. But the reality is that the EPA has a great deal of...

With the growing threat of climate change, an increasing number of U.S. businesses are turning to more eco-friendly business models. Contrary to popular belief, becoming an eco-green business can actually help you save money and increase your profits with positive...