
Watson must put up over $300,000 in bail and stay in Germany while awaiting the final ruling on whether he will be sent to Costa Rica to face trial on a decade-old charge.
Posted on 18 May 2012 by Sustainability Digest

Watson must put up over $300,000 in bail and stay in Germany while awaiting the final ruling on whether he will be sent to Costa Rica to face trial on a decade-old charge.
Posted on 11 May 2012 by Sustainability Digest

Amory Lovins shares with us his multi-decade energy roadmap to get us off oil and coal and switch to sustainable sources.
Posted on 01 May 2012 by Sustainability Digest

After more than a decade, the Toyota Prius is still the king of hybrids, at least when it comes to units sold. But despite selling very well in the U.S., it hasn’t yet been produced there.
Posted on 09 April 2012 by Sustainability Digest

Clean energy has made some impressive headway in a number of U.S. states; these before and after maps tell the tale.
Posted on 02 April 2012 by Sustainability Digest

The LEED rating system has dominated green building over the last decade. With LEED 2009 as the only option you can use now, and LEED 2012 around the corner, here are 5 things you should know before you decide to go green with the USGBC.
Posted on 08 March 2012 by Sustainability Digest

As technological breakthroughs mount, the future of computing could be on the market this decade.
Posted on 13 January 2011 by Sustainability Digest

photo: Woodley Wonderworks/Creative Commons
Think mainstream media exaggerates how bad sea level rise might get, pays too much attention to it? Well, a new media analysis published in Environmental Research Letters finds that by and large in the past two decades decade mainstream media in the US and UK have accurately portrayed scientific reports on Read the full story on TreeHugger

Posted on 22 April 2010 by Sustainability Digest

Graph via Gallup
A Gallup poll recently surfaced bearing the unfortunate news that Americans’ views of environmentalism had diminished over the decade. As you can see in the graph above, those thinking the green movement did more good than harm fell from 75% to 62% amongst the general population, and those who thought it did more harm than good rose from 21% to 36%. Not a pretty picture. But what’s particularly interesting…Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Posted on 12 April 2010 by Sustainability Digest

images: Gallup
I’m going to try not to overly dip into despair in this next one, but the results of a new Gallup Poll on changes in green behavior in the United States over the past decade aren’t overly encouraging, particularly when it comes to political action. As you can see in the graphics (above and below) despite of increased efforts in environmental awareness and the growth of the green movement, there’s been very little change in the actions people are willing to take….Read the full story on TreeHugger

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Posted on 19 February 2010 by Sustainability Digest

Photo via the BBC
The decade-long project of completing an exhaustive census of marine life is finally drawing to a close. And from the early reports, it’s been quite a success: the Census of Marine life has been reported to have uncovered no less than 5,000 new species,…Read the full story on TreeHugger

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