In addition to getting a sense of the topic area, look for key names, references to books they’ve written, companies they work for, and blogs they contribute to. resources they provide. Scroll down for descriptions of resources available on the website and relevant access information. Responsible Business Summit USA Agenda.

Yes, continue reading general green business/environmental blogs to understand the basic concepts and up and coming trends, but don’t rely on research to give you focus. When it comes to finding your green career focus… -Are you feeling lost in the wilderness? Are you wandering around in the forest trying to find your direction?

Published by GreenBiz.com based on last year’s 2000 blog posts, interviews, reports, and event, it’s a great “on the ground” perspective that’s invaluable to anyone who is interested in the green economy and sustainability efforts in the business world. Resource: State of Green Business Report 2012. Why This Resource Caught My Eye.

If you are interested in working in sustainability, I highly recommend you take a few minutes to read this report   and an accompanying blog post entitled 5 Myths About Sustainability Executives   Both having interesting tidbits of information for sustainability job seekers. 1) Sustainability is not a one-size-fits-all approach to business.

She also blogs over at CalFinder Solar. Solar Roadways Inc. recently announced that the company will be upgrading their parking lot in Sandpoint, Idaho. Not newsworthy? According to company founder Scott Brusaw, this ain’t no ordinary upgrade. Your parking lot could power your building,” Brusaw said. Solar Roadways Inc. Green Trends

According to the blog post on The California Report/ClimateWatch , biologists are happy with the increase in the amount of work, the opportunity to work outdoors and meeting other field biologists. It's likely that this data may play a key role in whether the solar or wind plant is built at that location.