by Anonymous on October 31, 2008
Environmental groups are concerned that trade negotiations could pose a serious threat to ecological, social, and economic sustainability.
by Ben Block on October 8, 2008 The best practices from existing tourism standards are being pulled together to form a globally accepted measurement of a destination's environmental impact.
by Ben Block on September 8, 2008 The return among consumers and municipalities to tap water may be causing the U.S. bottled water industry's slowed growth.
by Ben Block on August 20, 2008 Expensive forensic work may become necessary to protect dwindling elephant populations and curb the illegal ivory market. But who will pay the bill?
In China,
where billions of plastic bags are used each day, a government ban on
ultra-thin plastic bags is likely to benefit the country's environment and
energy security. Consumers are already accepting alternatives.
by Ben Block on May 21, 2008 A free program is sending used electronics to an international recycler that prioritizes remanufacturing the devices. But should guiltless consumerism be encouraged?
by Gary Gardner on May 2, 2008 Bicycle rental programs are growing in popularity, especially in Europe. New programs are also sprouting in the United States, Asia, the Middle East, and Australia.
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