A Few 'Facts' About Green Jobs

Given all the hype about green jobs -- particularly the rosy projections about the green jobs of tomorrow -- it's welcome news when a credible source puts some facts on the table. Would you care to guess how many green jobs there are in America? Read More

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Building Green Cities and Green Jobs

A three-pronged approach to stimulate cities' economies, create green jobs, and reduce their environmental footprint. Read More

Los Angeles Building Retrofit Designed to Boost Green Jobs

The city's new "Green Building Retrofit Ordinance" will bring all city-owned buildings that are 30 years old or older up to LEED Silver levels, and will give priority to projects that bring jobs to the surrounding community. Read More

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High Tech, Low Carbon: the Role of Technology in Tackling Climate Change

Improving energy efficiency in computer hardware and consumer electronics can address three of the main environmental problems facing the planet, according to a new report from the high-tech trade association Intellect. Read More

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A New Mindset for Corporate Sustainability

This report looks as how some companies have achieved success through sustainability initiatives and argues for a new corporate model of sustainability. Read More

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A Survey of Climate Change Adaptation Planning

This Heinz Center report looks at worldwide adaptation planning resources. Read More

ASU's Biodesign Institute Earns Arizona's First LEED Platinum Rating

The Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University has garnered the highest designation for environmentally friendly design and construction from the USGBC. Read More

Warren Wilson College to Partner with Asheville on Climate

The college, which was also just named the greenest college in the Southeast, will join with the city in a first-of-its-kind to work together on reducing the region's carbon emissions and further their mutual climate protection goals. Read More

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A Closer Look at the Bottom of the Pyramid

The latest report from the Aspen Institute finds that courses dealing with the "bottom of the pyramid" -- markets serving the world's poor -- are growing exponentially in business programs around the world. Read More

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A Closer Look: The Bottom of the Pyramid

This report, the latest in the Read More