Moving Toward Sustainable Prosperity

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

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?

As city populations grow and the streets become more congested, a paradigm shift to sustainable transportation couldn’t be timelier

By 2030, green jobs will create 20 million jobs & profit. Stimulating green growth means beating a transitioning market

Stakeholders must collaborate to transform the world’s energy systems, and provide affordable energy to all

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

WWF’s Living Planet Report assesses Earth’s health through three indicators, revealing future sustainability will require strong leaders

While biofuels may not be the answer to U.S. energy demand, research must continue to support research into sustainable biofuel production

Worldwatch in Rio: insight into the long drive to sustainability this June

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

Ecuador’s innovative conservation strategy – requesting aid in return for not drilling for oil – faces an uphill battle.

A group of small island nations has signed the Barbados Declaration, which commits them to increasing renewable energy and reducing poverty in attempts to mitigate and adapt to rising sea levels.

Vancouver is trying to be the world’s Greenest City, but that is far from a truly sustainable city. What changes are really needed?