COULD IT BE THAT CONTINUED ECONOMIC GROWTH
REQUIRES GREATER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION?

CHINA, USA, INDIA – 1995 vs. 2005

China’s economy has grown by nearly
14 times in the last ten years

Editor’s Note: Back in early 2001, using 1995 data, we published an analysis of global energy production trends entitled “The Good, the Bad, & the BTUs,” where we [...]

Last week we had the chance to talk with Bill Davis, the President of Ze-gen. This three year old company is possibly the furthest along in the race to develop technology to turn waste into fuel – eliminating the need for landfills in the bargain.
Each year, the United States produces about 100 million tons [...]

Our top feature this month on EcoWorld is an in-depth report on India’s hydroelectric power by Avilash Roul entitled “India’s Hydro Power.” Within this article the reader is provided a comprehensive survey of India’s current hydroelectric generating capacity, their potential hydroelectric capacity, as well as the current plans India has to develop more of [...]

It’s generally accepted that to develop new cars with a green ethos designers will have to start thinking outside the traditional box, but this year at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, Honda decided to redefine the box while they were at it. The company unveiled its concept vehicle christened “Puyo,” a name meant to onomatopoetically [...]

You wouldn’t think so if you looked at the way mainstream media cherry-picked National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) recent “Arctic Report Card,” released on 10-17-2007.
From CBS News we get the headline “Rapid Changes In Arctic, Experts Warn,” with the lead stating:
“The Arctic is under increasing stress from warming temperatures as shrubs colonize the tundra.”
From [...]