Universities and colleges spend an average of $1.10 per square foot on electricity every year, with 31% on lighting and 28% on HVAC...

Data from the EPA claims that recycling and composting of municipal solid waste was 34.7% in 2015. But it was increased to 35.2% in 2017...

73% of consumers worldwide say that they are prepared to change their consumption habits to diminish the impact of their actions on the...

Miami Beach is sinking into the ocean. Although Miami has long been accustomed to its king tides, the city is not accustomed to the...

The consequences of our wasteful ways of living are finally catching up and having a serious impact on the world. The state that we...

A recent study from one of the leading sustainable design consulting firms found New York City to be the most sustainable city in the...

When was the last time you threw away food ’cause, well, you couldn’t finish it? Or left a hefty few slithers of rice and a small piece...

The official definition in the 1987 Brundtland Commission Report ‘Our Common Future’ states that: Sustainable development is development...

The smart city as an urban proposal seeks to provide a framework to explain and sort out the digital presence in the city that is...

Since the successful passage of a GMO labeling bill in Vermont earlier this year, much attention is being paid to other labels and claims...

More than 1.5 million Parisians are still exposed to high pollution levels, if not very high. Reviewing the 2015 report, the regional...

In this interview with Climate Tracker and Sustainably Contributor, Odewale Abayomi, she shares her sojourn into climate change advocacy...

Fashion is a multi-billion dollar industry, but when we think of sustainability and fashion, there’s a wide market gap. Fashion has been...

This was in my mind while sitting at the Rock Paper Scissors panel hosted by the Brooklyn Fashion and Design Accelerator. The three-panel...