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In this month’s roundup of intriguing sustainability career moves: Google offshoot Waymo hires a new policy VP, an ex-solar executive jumps into self-driving cars and more.
An agronomist’s straight talk on what it will really take for agriculture to sustain a growing global population.
It could have been angry and defiant. It could have been despondent and fatalistic. Or worse, it could have been rosy and effervescent.
18 Latin American cities have signed onto the Clean Bus Declaration, but high upfront costs and technology risks may be holding zero emission fleets back.
On cinema, conversations and context-based sustainability.
Women are more likely than men to suffer from the effects of a changing climate. These leaders are leaning in to ensure that doesn’t happen.
Major automakers race to adapt to shared-car demand, startups compete for the smart mobility wave and data concerns speed up.
Renewable energy’s growing pains: Distributed solar and wind power potentially could throw a wrench in the age-old utility business model.
The city has developed new indicators that could help urban communities keep closer tabs on local progress.