Sneirson, Judd F.2010-06-032010-06-0320090196-2043https://hdl.handle.net/1794/1043624 p.This Article proceeds as follows. Part I recounts previous bouts of interstate competition for corporate charters and notes the “race-tothe- bottom” and “race-to-the-top” theories that purport to explain their results. Part I then describes the current movement toward green or sustainable business practices, notes the compatibility of these practices with current corporate law, and posits that the trend will trigger a new race among states to attract corporate charters—not to the bottom nor to the top but rather “to the left.”2 Part II opens with a description of Oregon’s recent efforts to make its corporate law more amenable to green businesses, and then the Article proposes a comprehensive agenda for greening a state’s corporate code.en-USCorporation lawCorporate lawSustainable business practicesArticle