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William Christiansen/Flickr A paltry 15 percent of the city-state's population owns their own vehicle, but not by choice.
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How Green Building Standards Can Actually Change People's Behavior
New research suggests LEED-ND projects can dramatically cut down on driving rates.
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Videos
This Bike Path Also Helps Prevent Flooded Sewers
A great example of how green infrastructure can be incorporated from the start in new street design.
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Videos
Let's Go Fly a Wind Turbine
Meet Google's new kite-like apparatus that can capture wind energy where it's most powerful.
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Green Architecture Confronts Elitism in Abu Dhabi
Might there be hope of more affordable "eco homes" in the future?
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The Clean Air Act Actually Caused More Rain to Fall on Atlanta
Maybe Congress does control the weather?
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CSAs Aren't Just for Veggies Anymore
A handful of community-supported fisheries are popping up across the country.
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Charts
Where a Billion People Still Live Without Electricity
Many of them in urban areas.
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Why We Shouldn't Rely on Smart Growth Incentives to Fix Sprawl
When it comes to development, local desires often render state smart growth incentives insufficient.
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China's Eco-Cities: Substantive and Skimpy at the Same Time
For now at least, the country's most sustainable form of urbanism is relegated to pilot projects.
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'Personal Climate Control,' Lasers, and the Wild Future of Thermostats
Why heat a whole building when infrared beams of warmth could follow us each around?
