In summary, there is a brief discussion of alternatives to current plastic manufacturing and disposal systems and what it will take to reduce plastic in food production and the environment.
A World View Of Plastics- Consumption, Environment and Human health Read More »
The following sections provide a brief review of the coal industry in the U.S., offer an overview of the global coal industry, and present the arguments for and against maintaining or expanding the current levels of coal-fired energy. The United States is used as the discussion country for purposes of argument.
C O A L : BLACK GOLD …OR IS IT? Read More »
Trending Forward: Green Strides in Housing and Development Read More »
This course reviews the global status of nuclear power generation, the development of advanced nuclear power technologies, and the challenges that create barriers to more rapid nuclear power development.
Power Me Up Scotty: Global Nuclear Options as Green Energy Read More »
Luckily for you, GBRI is here to help. We’ve assembled a guide to help you make the most sustainable travel choices this holiday season and beyond. In our Don’t be a Tourist guide, we’ll take a look at what sustainable travel is and uncover the history behind it.
Don’t be a Tourist: How to make your world travels experience sustainable Read More »
This course reviews environmental sustainability in the pet industry. It discusses the status of the industry, best practices of leading companies, and issues and challenges to advancing green efforts.
Because We’re Fur-Baby Crazy! Read More »
Biophilic design is a human-centered strategy aimed at creating environments that connect with our innate predisposition to prefer nature and in particular natural elements associated with safety and abundance. Hospital that incorporate biophilic design can reduce stress and create spaces that are comfortable and calming for patients and their loved ones.
Biophilic Design for Hospital Read More »
Biophilic design is a human-centered strategy aimed at creating environments that connect with our innate predisposition to prefer nature and in particular natural elements associated with safety and abundance.
Biophilic Design for Schools Read More »
This course provides an overview of the complex relationship of poverty and agriculture, and the role of technology and environmental sustainability practices in reducing poverty and hunger.
The Have’s VS. The Have Not’s Read More »
Join us as we examine Asia’s megacities and the need for sustainable urbanization.
Sustainable Urbanization: Is Asia Prepared? Read More »
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