Stories Archive: January, 2007

The USCAP Recommendations

The green area in this graph shows the range of targets described in the USCAP report, A Call for Action. The graph shows how legislative proposals currently before Congress compare to USCAP’s recommendations.

On Tuesday, President George W. Bush delivered his annual State of the Union address to the nation. The President spent three minutes and thirty-seven seconds on energy policy. He mentioned climate change once.

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Blogging coverage of the Transportation Research Board’s 86th annual meeting in Washington, DC.

WRI policy note looks at developed country agriculture subsidies, and the reforms needed to benefit poor farmers and the environment in developing countries.

WRI, major U.S. businesses and other environmental groups are calling today for urgent action by the U.S. on climate change.

January 21-25, Washington, DC. The Transportation Research Board brings together thousands of attendees for the biggest annual international meeting on transportation.

Three cities in China, India, and Vietnam are undertaking major sustainable transport policy initiatives, the World Resources Institute (WRI) will announce.
Jacob Werksman has been selected to lead WRI’s Institutions and Governance Program.

The MA’s latest volume is a checklist for local ecosystem and natural-resource assessment managers.

WRI’s Rob Bradley and artist Rick Lowenberg on COP-12 in Nairobi, climate change impacts in Africa, and a musical performance by I Nine.

EarthTrends’ December 2006 Monthly Update

An investor forum in Sao Paulo highlights four companies that are leading the charge on sustainable development.