How Light Rail is Making Cities Leaner, Greener and More Sustainable

It's clean and green and makes the daily commute to and from work quick and easy and reduces carbon emissions by 20 pounds per person, per day.

The Living City Design Competition

Building Clean-Energy and Jobs - A Guide for Cities

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Study Identifies the best practices and policies of states and cities focused on businesses that create Green Jobs

Finding Vegetables in Unexpected Places

Urban agriculture, or urban farming, is becoming more common not only in Detroit—where some say the trend began—but around the country.

Billions needed to replace outdated water - wastewater facilities

U.S. and Canadian cities and towns will spend over US$80 billion to upgrade and expand municipal wastewater treatment facilities over the next 5 years.

Simon Fraser’s UniverCity to Expand

City of Burnaby approves North America’s first comprehensive green zoning bylaw to facilitate UniverCity’s third phase expansion

France tables strategy for green economy

Paris hopes to tune into the green economy by increasingly placing eco-labels on everyday products, designing a green industrial policy and developing a more sustainable farming model.

Building owners commit to Green Lease Action Plan

Leading building owners and investment advisory firms have joined corporate tenants in committing to a statement of principles and a Green Lease Action Plan to resolve the challenges of energy and sustainability in leased commercial office space.

Building the Greenest Little Town in Oklahoma

Carmen, Oklahoma is little town that aims to be completely energy self sufficient with the help of B.C. based Endurance Wind Power

Blow to London's greenest Olympic Games bid

The London Olympics in 2012 are set to fall short of a target to source at least 20% of energy from new local renewable schemes.