Welcome to the drought, California hotels

The emergency water restrictions specifically call out hotels and motels. How can operators meet the requirements and prepare for a drier future? Read More

The case for a human-centered sustainability strategy

Making a building perform better doesn't mean much without considering the health of the people inside. Read More

Quantifying Tesla's impact on falling battery prices

The automaker's battery innovations already are pushing energy storage affordability far beyond market projections. Read More

Resilience: Nature’s lessons for surviving its worst moods

Shocks to the built environment, like the recent earthquakes in Nepal, drive home the opportunity to borrow from ecosystems. Read More

Hilton, WWF take on unsustainable seafood and water use

One of the world's largest hotel and resort chains is partnering with the massive NGO to dig into water conservation, supply chain and other issues. Read More

How a Twin Cities brownfield became centerfield for green sports

A Minneapolis baseball park illustrates the myriad opportunities for reuse when it comes to new infrastructure projects. Read More

Quenching Walmart's thirst for water efficiency

With water shortages becoming an increasing concern for companies, how did Walmart reduce water usage by taking a portfolio approach? Read More

How Genentech fuses green building and energy science

The biotech giant's new Silicon Valley campus leveraged the expertise of nearby Lawrence Berkeley Lab to optimize for both energy efficiency and talent attraction. Read More

Are carbon-removing gas stations the future of transportation?

The disruption that has altered many industries has spared gas stations. But as climate change increases, so does the need for innovation at the pump. Read More

Will carbon cause the next financial crisis?

Environmental advocates say that fossil fuel "stranded assets" must go unused if the world holds a prayer of adapting to climate change. But those with a vested interest in coal, oil and gas aren't budging — yet. Read More