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Conventional to Conscious: Individual to Collective Action

Join Turning Green, GWU, and Global Footprint Network for a thought-provoking panel discussion with sustainability thought leaders to explore how the roles of individual behavior change, policy, and data create a future where we can all flourish within the means... Read More

Olympics Data Story: North & South Korea

As the PyeongChang Olympics come to a close, we thought it would be interesting to explore the Ecological Footprints and biocapacities of North and South Korea. Watch the latest installment of our Data Stories series. And please subscribe to our YouTube... Read More

Data Stories: Ecuador

Ecuador is near and dear to the heart of Laurel Hanscom, our program director. She served there in the Peace Corps. It’s also on the cutting edge of environmental policy—it was the first country to recognize the rights of nature... Read More

IUCN: In the spirit of nature, everything is connected

To bring the natural system into balance, a new economy that is sustainable and respects the limits of natural resources and the functions of ecosystems is fundamental. This requires a shift in how we value, use and dispose of resources,... Read More

CincoDías: Obsolescencia programada: engaño al consumidor

Todos hemos contemplado alguna vez cómo aparatos que deberían tener todavía un buen funcionamiento se estropean sin motivo aparente. No los hemos maltratado ni dado un mal uso. Tampoco los hemos lanzado al vacío desde una altura considerable ni los... Read More