The triple bottom line - profit, people, planet - has been part of the business lexicon for over 25 years. Today, more than ever, “people” and “planet” are inextricably linked and organizations are being pulled in many different directions. With numerous potential initiatives, how do you convince executive leaders to prioritize sustainability as a business imperative within your organization? Read today's blog to find out.

Companies shopping for carbon-free or renewable energy options beware: not all credits and certificates are created equal. Read today's blog to find out why credits that come from zero-emissions sources don't offer the same environmental benefits as credits that produce renewable energy.

Organizations may install solar panels on facilities or enter power buying agreements with green energy generators, but these efforts require careful planning, and can often take months or years to accomplish. In the meantime, there are other options businesses can consider that can be implemented quickly with relative ease. Not only are such measures clearly net positive, but they can get the ball rolling and comprise an important part of a complete, renewable energy strategy.

Now, more than ever, organizations of all sizes are considering how to be more sustainable and keep up with customer preferences. However, sustainability as a broad, nebulous idea poses challenges to businesses that want to hone in, develop sustainable strategies and implement them.