While modern power plants have found methods to reduce their thirst for fresh water, there is still a lot of room to improve.

Cities have become the most promising forum to drive deep CO2 reductions. It's time they act on their commitments and implement substantial policies.

The startup has organized at least $1 billion in financing for networked LEDs and sensors that can drive substantial energy savings.

President Barack Obama struck a groundbreaking deal with China to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But don't get too excited just yet.

With extreme weather events on the rise, distributed power and green technologies are the way to go, according to Clean Energy Group's recent report.

Kimberly-Clark and Johnson & Johnson are also among those joining with Geostellar to make solar more affordable and accessible.

In a world of increasing chaotic pressures and turbulent change, all efforts must converge to improve this first step to sustainability.