Features By Jim Nicolow
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Big Three selling jets, but just inching toward efficiency
It looks like it's not just a buyer's market for automobiles, but for corporate jets....
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Both candidates tout "Clean Coal" -- but it doesn't exist!
Holy crap. Is the onslaught of "clean coal" internet ads driving anyone else nuts? You can't open a news website without being subjected to...
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EcoBroker standards: got transparency?
Sarah Gardner reported on the EcoBroker Program this afternoon on Marketplace. The program attempts to address two critical issues in combating...
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The bailout plan and prospects for renewable energy
Sustainable thinking often requires the luxury of a long term perspective: If you don't have fuel to prepare the evening's meal, whether the...
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On green one-upmanship at the DNC and RNC
Both the Democrats and Republicans appear to be scrambling in a game of one-upmanship to host "the greenest national convention ever." While that...
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Is KB Home commiting a "random act of greenness"?
Joel Makower reflects upon the evolving definition of greenwash in a recent post titled, "How Bad is Greenwashing, Really?" He explains how...
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Shell gets a greenwash smackdown
GreenBiz.com reports that greenwash complaints in the U.K. quadrupled last year....
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Buying green to avert global warming is like #%*&ing for chastity
Michael Pollan's latest piece in the New York Times Magazine, "Why Bother?" tells us why we should bother....
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Greenwashing is a gateway drug
In Amy Westervelt's recent Sustainable Industries interview with L. Hunter Lovins, Lovins makes the case that greenwashing is good. "Hypocrisy is...
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Ecopods are burying the greenwash
Did you ever hear that joke -- that the quickest way to significantly reduce your environmental footprint is to die?...
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