The NJ Train crash was likely preventable. But NJ, like most of the country, does not spend enough on infrastructure. Here’s why…
We don’t have the luxury of choosing all our battles, or the order we fight them.
I’ll have a few posts on China over the coming week since I spent a few days in Beijing last week. I had a free
On the heels of the big election, we’re all wondering what it means for the issues that matter most to each of us. I’m of course watching closely for signs of what this means for sustainability and the green agenda. On high-speed rail, we may find common ground.
On the heels of my recent column on China’s investment in clean technology, two news items really caught my attention in the last couple of weeks. They tell an interesting story of who in the U.S. is really prepared to build a modern energy system.
‘Is the World Better Off Because Your Company Is In It?’: Examining Corporate Climate Responsibility
