The History of Carpooling, from Jitneys to Ridesharing

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Many people think carpooling was a fad that came and went with the Arab Oil Embargo. But a new MIT study shows that ridesharing is enduring and resurgent. Read more »

Car Sharing: The Antidote To Rising GHG Emissions

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A recent study by the University of California at Berkeley found that saving money isn't the only compelling reason to support car sharing initiatives. Read more »

Can Atmospheric Trusts Save Us From Climate Change?

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Lawsuits filed in all fifty state courts and in federal court seek to force the U.S. government to apply the public trust doctrine to the atmosphere and protect it for future generations. Read more »

Blazing A Trail For Community-Based Clean Energy

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Find out how the public and private sectors are collaborating to pave the way for a more democratic energy industry. Read more »

Garbage is a Terrible Thing to Waste: How to Reach Zero Waste

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Shawn Williamson and his family have only thrown out four bags of garbage in four years. Here's how they did it. Read more »

Meghalaya's Living Bridges [VIDEO]

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Inspiring video of the living bridges constructed in Meghalaya, India by generations of residents to cross monsoon floods. Read more »

Bigger Isn’t Better: A Film About Tiny Houses [VIDEO]

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Since 1970, the average house size in the United States has doubled. But for some people, bigger isn’t necessarily better. Read more »

Equal Energy For All: Can We Democratize the Grid?

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Renewable energy makes it possible to turn every home or business into a power plant, reducing pollution and cost. Read more »

Coworking To Create A More Independent Food System

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What do farmers and freelancers have in common? More than you might think. Read more »

Can Non-Profits Save California's State Parks?

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With 70 California State Parks slated for closure, Assembly Bill 42 would allow non-profits to save them. Cat Johnson investigates. Read more »
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