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The unveiling of the Sustainable Development Goals this week will be a milestone moment for our collective future.
It's official. After months of secretive pilot projects, Apple on Monday became the latest tech company to declare its ambitions in the notoriously low-tech transportation sector.
Who doesn’t want to live in a comfortable home, enjoy a safe working environment and be part of a community that contributes to your quality of life?
Many businesses are making bold commitments this week to cut carbon emissions, switch to renewable power and support and even finance sustainable development ...
Nike has just come out of the starting gate with some new initiatives aimed at taming its corporate and supply-chain footprint, and as usual it has hit the ground running.
In a world of water stress and scarcity, a company’s sustainability can be measured in its use and conservation of water — an analysis of which often yields surprising insights.
Cities around the world are growing faster than ever before.
Each time SolarCity sells a megawatt of solar power in the United States, it lights up a school in Central America or Africa by installing solar-based electricity — which amounts to 1,000 schools this year.
Half the funding in the Collaborative Economy goes to transportation.