Travelers flying out of San Francisco International Airport can be the first in the nation to wipe away some of the damage their flights wreak on the planet by swiping their credit cards. On Thursday, the Bay Area’s largest airport … Continued
It is good to see how the looming deadline of the Copenhagen Climate Change Summit in December 2009 is allowing important Green Goods trade deals to unfold. More on this summit right below. More on the deal being cut with … Continued
USA Today this weekend (9-25-09) had a lead article on the state of “Green jobs” in America Some important points from the article include: -The competition between competing states to lure green goods producers to their state:Arizona for instance,”has failed … Continued
We suppose the announcement that follows of water type material found on Earth’s moon should be greeted with a mixed blessing. The discovery was the result of a multinational effort and largely on the back of an Indian space vehicle. … Continued
Do we owe the French and other Europeans a second look when it comes to their willingness to exercise power in today’s world? Was it really fair for some to call the French and other Europeans “cheese-eating surrender monkeys?” Is … Continued
Every year, more green buildings are added to the New York skyline, each one a testament to the financial and environmental benefits of sustainable design. But yesterday, I traveled to the Empire State Building to welcome an even more remarkable … Continued
This is an intriguing scenario where 2 positive initiatives meet head on. It is a battle that we find very important in the future of the Earth and it’s humans. Even though human development can be Earth-friendly from a energy … Continued
Transition to a green economy will have fits and starts but as long as we are committed America will be a much safer place to live from the standpoint of less pollutants in the environment and less need to go … Continued
In our ongoing theme of over population doing little to help the Earth or it’s inhabitants the following data is interesting to see. Many great religions, which are so important to many individuals, usually call for no prohibition of population … Continued
Three decades ago, Robert Cialdini was one of the first social psychologists to study what motivates people to take care of the environment. Since then, focusing on everyday settings that would have clear relevance for policy makers, he’s investigated how … Continued
