Querido DiálogoEcológico: ¿Qué esperan lograr los organizadores en la próxima (de 7-18 de diciembre de 2009) Conferencia de Cambio de Clima de las Naciones Unidas, a realizarse en Copenhague?
Querido DiálogoEcológico: Oí recientemente el término "edificio viviente". ¿Pueden Uds. explicar de qué se trata?
Columbia University professor of environmental health and microbiology, Dickson Despommier, coined the term “vertical farming.” He says that a 30-story building built on one city block and engineered to maximize year-round agricultural yield could feed tens of thousands of people.
The labor and environmental movements—once at odds—are now joining forces to ensure a strong, well-paid, green American workforce. But some of the old tensions remain.
This December will mark the 15th time the UN has held its annual Climate Change Conference—and the fate of the planet hangs in the balance.
China and India are committed to improving their emissions and pollution—but they’ll need more financial help to get there.
Labor unions are now starting to recognize that the clean energy sector is the last great hope for growing labor’s numbers and future…
Crystalline treetops, glistening fields of billowing white—a little snowfall can transform a city landscape into a scene of tranquility, but it’s not without its poisons and its price.
Mountaintop removal mining has brought on the wrath—and songs—of country music artists.
Women are the hardest hit by climate change, but more often than not, they are left out of the discussion about how to solve it.
The upcoming COP15 meeting in Denmark—so named because it is the 15th such international gathering of the Conference of the Parties (COP) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change—is the world’s next big chance to take decisive
