Social Bridges presents the weekly rundown of the best posts on corporate social responsibility, sustainability and greener options.

1-An optimistic forecast for renewable energy

Sarah Kuck presents a workable and optimistic forecast for the renewable energy sector.

2- Social media holds the key to green revolution

It certainly can be an agent for change. Here are the details.

3-Global investors getting tough on climate change

Or is it the big shots? Anywayz they have taken a nice stance

4- ‘Green IT’ label on PCs

Fujitsu Seimens has opted for putting a ‘Green IT’ label on its products. The move is good but it can create a controversy.

5- Unified approach on climate change

Quinn McKew urges green groups to get their act together on climate change.

6- Green tech initiatives might not get any funding

Richard Brandt thinks so. Click here to see the details.

7- Cost still a hurdle in alternative energy

Manufacturers are ready for alternative energy but many can’t afford it. Read more.

8-Green jobs on the rise

While investments in the green sector are not-so-strong these days, but green jobs are booming.

9- Something about energy-efficient data center

Energy-efficient data centers should be given a chance.

10- IUCN risking reputation for corporate donations?

Well critics are wary of the trend as they think this might hurt the credibility.

11-ICT industry not ready for low carbon economy

They show a lack of interest, according to a new study.

12-Now the CSR budgets

Things are taking a turn for the worse as companies are cutting their CSR budgets.

Here’s Social Bridges take on this issue.

13- Dealing with waste

Can we handle the waste issue in this manner?

14- Designs for 21st century nuclear plants

Check them out here.

15- Rethinking climate change through behavorial change

We first have to change our minds, opines Lou Grinzo.

16- Wind prowess of China

Julian reports on the current trends of wind energy in China.

17- 2,400 reasons to be optimistic

Well that’s an exaggeration but there are enough reasons to be optimistic, even in the worst of times.

18- Another take on the current status of renewable energy

Cleantech bubble will burst or not? Some people are now tired of this debate.

19-Amazon switches to frustration-free packing with greener benefits

Amazon has finally swtiched gears towards waste reduction by offering smart packing. Do have a look.

20-  Cremation woes

Critics of cremation are justified in their opinion that, if carried out in the traditional way, it’s an environmental nightmare. We have to look for some new ways of doing that.

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