Report: Good policies trump wealth in making Africa's cities 'green'
Africa’s rapidly expanding urban areas might be many years away from seeing the type of wealth enjoyed by big
Secure energy future can't be built by private sector alone
If today’s release of the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) World Energy Outlook 2011 was the “bad news” part
IEA: Six years to change energy, carbon course ... or else
We’re fast running out of time to steer away from business-as-usual energy and carbon policies that are not only
By 2035, world is on track to use 53 percent more energy
As usual, the annual energy forecast from the US government is a “good news, bad news” outlook. From a sustainability
Leaders call for three-year, global 'Clean Revolution'
A global coalition of governments, businesses and other leaders today announced the launch of a three-year “Clean Revolution” to speed
Asia-Pacific needs more efficient transport, ministers agree
Countries in the Asia-Pacific region plan to keep working to make their transportation systems more energy efficient while making efforts
World needs green overhaul comparable to Industrial Revolution
A “fundamental technological overhaul of production processes worldwide” is needed over the next three to four decades if the world
UK moves toward greener supply chains
Sustainability is set to become one of the top three considerations in the purchasing decisions of large UK companies over
Climate change journal announces business awards
The Climate Change Business Journal has announced the winners of its Business Achievement Awards for 2010.
Gold award winners include
UK govt: Let's 'mainstream' sustainable development
UK officials today announced a “Mainstreaming Sustainable Development” package aimed at guaranteeing that government policies have been “sustainability-proofed.”
The goal
