…of course not, because it’s not “walkable” like our northern neighbor, San Francisco. SF bay scored a whopping 86 out of a possible 100 according to rankings released today by WalkScore.com, a service designed to help those seeking a less automobile-dependent life. According to the SF Gate:
San Francisco scored an 86 out of […]
Sounds like the dream situation of a lazy highschooler, not a calculated concept to reduce emissions and actually increase American productivity while increasing overall health and quality of life.
Aaron Newton from Groovygreen.com, presents a detailed list of 16 reasons why changing the standard American workweek from five days to four would be better for everyone. […]
” Let’s not forget the planet is not at risk, it’s the people that inhabit it” says green marketing guru Jacqueline Ottman in an interview at the Sustainable Brands Conference earlier this year. Ottman touches on the motivations driving the green purchase and much more.
Also, we recommend reading the Six Big Lessons from Sustainable […]
In your, our confusion to find the right path for eco-promises (don’t loose the North!), the Forum for the Future associated to Business For Social Responsibility propose you, us to elude the problem by allowing them to be your, our compass in this maze of information or misinformation.
If your status is a start-up or a […]
Since 2006 Graham Greene has a voice. What am I talking about Green has its voice. The Green Awards prides itself on unrolling the green carpet to creative corporations by awarding them prices for endorsing social responsability, for echoing sustainability, for raising awareness on green issues.
For 2008, the Green Awards selected a large scope of […]
Oil depletion is a fact in worldwide collective minds (we’re paying now the price for decades of energy waste). Energy search as a result encompasses either to wage wars on oil possessors (Iraq, Iran) in the name of their fundamentalist religious belief, either to challenge the cells of our “brains” to implement an efficient, viable, […]
More than 5,000 years after the invention of the wheel, Dutch artist Theo Jansen gives us a new wheel, and one that can walk on sand. Anyone that has tried to ride their bicycle on the beach knows the basic wheel can have it’s serious drawbacks.
The artist’s amazing moving sculptures are made of hollow tubes, […]
Many of us currently own cars considered economical back in the days of 2-dollar-a-gallon gas, that are now certified gas guzzlers. In order to avoid bankruptcy, the urge to rid oneself of the burden is tremendous. Filling its place with a leased Toyota Prius, or Honda Civic Hybrid is highly tempting. Please minimize your mileage […]
Think you’re being green by eating organic, imported produce, or drinking fair-trade coffee grown thousands of miles away? If an Extreme Green Guerilla saw your meal he/she would laugh, then probably kill you, so your carbon output would stop, since you didn’t appear able to decrease it yourself.
No, these guerillas are not from Central […]
Last night I was flipping through an old issue of Vice and unexpectedly found myself lost in the graphic documentation of the Garbage Island in the Pacific Gyre, located 1,000 miles off the California coast, half-way to Hawaii. The Garbage Island isn’t really an island, it’s a loose collection of floating debris that’s been washed […]