Voluntary carbon gets lift from Paris, planes and propriety

A rise in offsetting by the likes of Microsoft, Disney and Lyft are one sign of a rise in voluntary activity.

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Voluntary carbon gets lift from Paris, planes and propriety

Zero-Waste Party: Your Guide to Pulling It Off

Parties are one of the biggest culprits when it comes to creating unnecessary waste. It might be easier, and possibly cheaper, to grab disposable everything for your next big bash, but is it really worth it? Why not go all in and pledge to throw an…

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Zero-Waste Party: Your Guide to Pulling It Off

What the "cold economy" means for a warming world

How we meet the world’s demand to keep things cool has major implications for the entire planet. New engines and heat pumps are one step in the right direction.

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What the "cold economy" means for a warming world

Data centers and distributed renewables: two peas in a POD

How can we make sure the Internet and mobile networks use clean, green energy efficiently? Performance-optimized data centers, or PODs, are one place to start.

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Marines push to front lines in renewable energy innovation

As the U.S. military looks to cut its dependence on fossil fuels, the Marine Corps leads the way with cutting-edge technology and innovative devices.

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Marines push to front lines in renewable energy innovation

Universities commit to graduate majors in green chemistry

Thirteen colleges and universities have pledged to ensure chemistry grads have deep knowledge of green chemistry as they enter the job market.

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Universities commit to graduate majors in green chemistry