How blockchain could help put the Paris Agreement on course, from the bottom up
Last week was a downer for global climate policy.
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Last week was a downer for global climate policy.
Traditional recycling is the greatest example of modern-day greenwashing.
A major wildfire spread through Colorado, and I spent long hours locating shelters, identifying evacuation routes and piecing together satellite imagery.
"Why don’t companies talk more about the good things they do for society?"
On Nov. 4, the Trump administration formally notified the United Nations that it planned to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement on climate change, which 196 countries adopted in 2015.
The urban indoor vertical farm industry is at an important juncture.
While U.S. President Donald Trump may be "the world’s most powerful climate change denier,"our latest research suggests that he took over over a thriving green economy.
Imagine walking down main street America and, instead of cookie-cutter chains, box stores and endless cars, you find a place full of exciting activity — pedestrians, regional food, local character and culture.
As we hurtle towards the ever-more-out-of-reach milestones of the next United Nations climate change conference, in Chile, more companies are making more aggressive climate impact commitments. That’s good news.
One of my television heroes, former late-night host David Letterman — among the best interviewers in the business, especially these days, in his longer format — used to feature an occasional bit titled “Is This Anything?”