5 great GreenBiz videos about biomimicry

To find boundless opportunity for innovative design, look to nature. Here's inspiration from some of our best talks on the topic. Read More

The promise of a digitally enabled circular economy

The fourth Industrial Revolution is already underway. Here's what it looks like. Read More

How three-day weekends can help save the world (and us, too)

It's not just reduced emissions from less commuting that helps. Read More

4 reasons net-zero energy should start with schools

Considering their large electricity bills, could schools save money and improve children’s education by investing in net zero energy buildings? Read More

How to make parking work for 21st century transportation

It will take better links with transit for existing transit infrastructure to work in the future. Read More

California cap-and-trade: A success in disguise

Despite a recent auction that left many emissions permits unsold, the California cap and trade system has been a big success, helping the state reduce emissions back to just about 1990 levels while growing its economy. Read More

Building materials that tap into nature's elegant, and harmless, designs

Find out how biomimicry is a source of inspiration for the future of sustainable design. Read More

BREEAM, a respected green building certification, migrates to U.S.

Why a leading LEED consulting firm is talking up the BREEAM — Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Methodology— methodology. Read More

How net-zero buildings impact the grid

A new study by ASHRAE illustrates the surprising potential for city resilience allowed by smart buildings. Read More

Vancouver's segue from sustainability to resilience

Vancouver has a long history of environmental activism, and the city has made major strides in improving urban sustainability. Now, it's working on resilience. Read More