Adaptation
The George Washington University
Natural weather disasters have already racked up $80 billion worth of destruction in 2011. Is this the new normal? This video from a pair GWU students in the ThinkFWD class will dazzle you.
At the annual Greenbuild Conference Expo in Toronto, the Center for Green Schools and United Technologies Corp. held a press conference to announce findings from a new independent study conducted on green schools, as well as initiatives the Center... Read More
Founding Director, Planet Forward
By Frank SesnoLast week, Danica May Camacho of the Philippines became the world’s symbolic seven billionth person. The occasion drew mixed feelings in the policy world — what does a booming global population mean for climate risks? To cite one issue... Read More
Can beauty save the rainforest? Susan Arnot of Avon talks about their programs to stop deforestation using less paper and educating out to their customers.
George Washington University
This week, we take you into the classroom and look at how some organizations are hoping that kids will be "sustainability natives."
The George Washington University
See how the world can compare to your kitchen. It's quite crowded with 7 billion people. What will happen when there are 9 billion? Tune in!
Video Produced by: Sara Snyder and Bridgett Lynn
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Talk about your solar... Read More
By Isabella WoodsIn Nepal, some communities are already experiencing dramatic effects from climate change. Practical Action Nepal is working to support communities to work together to counter these problems.Read
Paul Bertram of Kingspan discusses their work in the area of insulation and how it can improve the energy efficiency of our buildings. Bertram says "insulation is the cheapest thing you can do to make your home more energy efficient."
We all want businesses to go green, but who should pay for it? Paul Quintero of Accion discusses his business' mission to provide funding for small businesses.
US Department of Labor
Jane Oates from Department of Labor is working to create jobs for Americans all over the country. Where are they happening? Watch and find out.