Why should humans curtail economic activity to preserve endangered forms of life? The question needs answering for each new generation despite the fact the Endangered Species Act has been in…
Over the past few months, an addition to the three P’s of sustainability has appeared: peril. Where in the past the reasons for going green were improvements in people, planet…
Statistics on the modes of transportation Arizonans use to get to work.
When it comes to sustainability, it’s a great time to be proud of Arizona. This week we’ve gathered stories about ASU making the green honor roll, Phoenix being a top city…
Expanding in a recession and going green – impossible? Not for Blissful Yoga in Glendale. The yoga studio is establishing three new studios in the next year while utilizing renewable…
By Rissy Sutherland Going green is a major step to take, but it’s the right step for businesses, their customers and the planet. In late 2007, Honest-1 Auto Care hired…
The United Nations designated 2002 as the International Year of Ecotourism. Well it’s 2010 and I bet that the majority of people haven’t taken an eco-vacation. I know I haven’t.…
A couple of months back I got on a call with members of the Sierra Club’s Grand Canyon Chapter to discuss ways the company I work for, Jawa, could do…
Most people would think you were crazy if you walked to work in Arizona’s July heat. But at Greenway Health, that shows a commitment to the company’s green efforts. Some…
With so much going on in the green industry it’s hard to focus on just one topic. I’ve gathered stories about eating organic, kicking our oil addiction, solar forestation and…
I’m no economist but Nancy Folbre’s post on the Economix blog from the NY Times sure makes a lot of sense to me. Folbre is an economics professor at the…
Welcome to our weekly green news roundup. This week we’ve gathered stories about LED lights, clothing recycling programs, a solar-powered plane and more. Please feel free to send along any…
