Mexico wants to run a tourist train through its Mayan heartland — should it?
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Big public works like the Maya Train demand careful planning. But the environmental and social repercussions could be disastrous.
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Mexico wants to run a tourist train through its Mayan heartland — should it?
Cambridge Analytica, Facebook and the climate change angle
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Is the scandalous corruption of our political campaigns also undermining our response to the environmental crisis?
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Cambridge Analytica, Facebook and the climate change angle
How Walmart redesigned a sustainable supply chain
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The best of live interviews from GreenBiz events. On this episode: What it took for Walmart and EDF to build a decade-long partnership.
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How Walmart redesigned a sustainable supply chain
Can we green cities without causing gentrification?
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It takes more than parks, cafes and a riverwalk.
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Here’s proof that not all renewables have the same reduction impact
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New data could help clean power buyers better assess which projects or investments make most sense for their company’s unique strategy.
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Here’s proof that not all renewables have the same reduction impact
Safety concerns overshadow energy-slashing potential of smart homes
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Until technology companies address hacking incidents and other security issues, it does little good to talk up the environmental benefits.
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Safety concerns overshadow energy-slashing potential of smart homes
How the blockchain could fight grid cyber-threats
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The electricity system is about to experience a several-orders-of-magnitude increase in the number of vulnerabilities to cyber-threats.
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Death in the Water: How Plastic Is Poisoning Our Oceans
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We live in a society obsessed with convenience, and that obsession has made plastic king. Though humankind has greatly benefited from plastic, the environmental costs of this reigning polymer may bring about our downfall. Traveling from land to sea…
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Death in the Water: How Plastic Is Poisoning Our Oceans
What’s next in Lyft’s search for sustainable commutes
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The ridesharing giant is considering a slew of options to deliver on the environmental upsides of shared cars.
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Dysfunction by design: How standards hurt buildings and cities
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How can we stop outdated assumptions from forcing us to waste?
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Dysfunction by design: How standards hurt buildings and cities