Cities organize in the face of scooter data controversy
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A California bill, a newly launched foundation and a city-friendly acquisition are all pieces of an evolving landscape that could determine the future of how private mobility providers and cities will work together to share and use data.
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How autonomous vehicles will influence the future of travel
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New technological trends are disrupting transportation. Here are all the ways that user behavior is going to change.
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How — and — why the world’s biggest buyers deploy clean energy
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What do the nation’s biggest brick-and-mortar retailer, an e-commerce giant and the U.S. military have in common?They are some of the world’s biggest buyers of energy, and they are all scaling their efforts to procure renewables. Here, the heads of sustainability at Walmart and Amazon and former Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Air Force (now head of RMI’s Business Renewables Center) tackle sustainability solutions at a global scale with a focus on economic prosperity.
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Cities must repave the ‘last mile’ of public transit
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We are all pedestrians. So why aren’t cities more walkable?
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Michael Kobori on stretching beyond the sustainability department
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The best of live interviews from GreenBiz events. This episode: The Levi Strauss leader offers a glimpse at broadening the reach of sustainability.
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Surviving the future in the aftermath of the market economy
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Our economy depends on a lot of things working right such as reliable energy, fresh water and productive oceans. These are all in trouble.
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Sustainable Fashion: 6 Brands Delivering The Goods
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Sustainability and eco-friendly are big buzzwords in today’s retail market. But when it comes to putting these core values into practice, many companies are all talk and little action. However, the following fashion brands do it better than…
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Food Waste, Energy Generation and…..a HORSE?
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We’ve talked about food waste before – remember the program turning food waste into energy at Disney World? Or the world leaders who were fed trash to raise awareness about the issue? These are all incredible programs but they’re also fairly…
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Will ‘floatovoltaics’ become the next big thing?
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Solar panels can float in water, slowing evaporation while sparing land. Installations are all over the world and in some surprising bodies of water.
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Tim Trefzer greens the Atlanta Falcons’ home
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The sustainability manager for the Georgia World Congress Center Authority chats about the LEED Silver convention center and the new football stadium.
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