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Ready to comb through Walmart’s 2012 Global Responsibility Report? The past year has been a bumpy one for its sustainability agenda. Local food, renewables, and waste have been the focus.

Yesterday Walmart announced the installation of six more solar projects in Colorado, bringing the company’s total to 100 in the U.S.

From Baja California to southern Chile, massive farming projects have enriched the lives of few while allowing millions of westerners to feel better about themselves by eating healthy “organic” food.

Watch for another word, which is hardly new, to gain traction during 2012. If that Mayan prediction that the world will end, or almost end, this word will surge in use and popularity at the perfect time. And mercifully, it will not be “Occupy.”

Walmart is installing one of Louisiana’s largest solar projects in a partnership with Cleco Power in the town of Many.

A visit to a RFID trade show in Korea gave a lesson on how RFID can play a role in reducing waste and encouraging more sustainable business practices. SK Group is leading the way here.

Protesting Alice Walton and Walmart will only move Occupy Wall Street to one direction: no where. The new Crystal Bridges Museum is a great new cultural institution and Walmart’s critics are misplacing their anger.