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We waste 1.3 billion tons of food each year. The details are startling, but the solutions are simple. ...

Is it appealing to the greatest number of building owners while maintaining tough standards? Is it achieving the scale needed to tackle our urgent environmental challenges?

Will we as anthropologists address global warming and biodiversity loss? Will we break the human-centric taboo that prevents us, as anthropologists, from addressing how we can help people choose to reduce our population and consumption?

As all of us gird ourselves for more consequences of climate disruption, the American people deserve and demand strong leadership on this issue. Here's how President Obama can start delivering that leadership right now.

Even with a soaring GDP, what is the true impact of this narrow definition of success on the planet and its people? Shouldn't the overall welfare of the people be an indicator of the state of the success of society?

Arise is both a documentary and an ethnographic study of women from around the world who share a profound intellectual and spiritual understanding of what it takes to live in harmony with the environment.

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Is there pain and strife sewn into one of your rugs? With GoodWeave, a new social-responsibility certification, you'll know the moral fabric of your rug down to every single fiber.

What if we were to apply the same organic formula that worked to address human rights issues to environmental issues? Could we imagine the same progress?

The scientists, academics, and writers known as Science Debate 2008 came up with 14 questions and got them into the hands of the presidential candidates. Now the senators have weighed in.