Moving Toward Sustainable Prosperity

Is Sustainability Still Possible? The conversation continues at sustainabilitypossible.org.

Giving thanks for a great year and wrapping up the Sustainable Prosperity blog!

The world’s urban population is expected to grow to 6.3 billion by 2050, putting even more pressure on developing country cities.

Does a community-based economy offer a way to build sustainable prosperity in America?

The extractive reserve model aims to conserve forests while extracting resources in an economically sustainable way

Investments in automobile infrastructure outpaces spending for alternative transit and car production increases

Hot off the presses: the State of the World 2012 Discussion Guide–for all of your discussion needs.

As national governments shift to green transit technologies, what role will electric vehicles play?

Mining governance in Chile remains essential to abate social tensions and avert an energy crisis

Ostrom’s work provides hope for a sustainable future through innovation and stakeholder collaboration

Senior Fellow, Michael Renner, provides insight into Rio+20 and “The Future We Want”

A note to the new French president on how he can degrow France’s economy, growing jobs & opportunities in the process.

As global consumption increases, what kind of transformation will society require to ensure a sustainable future?

What is and ISN’T the economy for? A new book answers these questions in a funny and engaging way.

Comparing the shiny and rotten halves of the Big Apple.