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By 2050, Urban Buildings That Breathe And Adapt

Rather than being static as they are today, future buildings will produce food, energy and resources.

Governor Hickenlooper says the state will sue any and all towns and cities that try to ban oil and gas drilling.

After one dangerous mishap after another, they won't be back this year to drill.

As farmers race to plant crops for biofuels they are destroying what's left of America's native prairies.

Slow sales and higher renewable energy surcharges are leading big manufacturers to generate their own on-site energy.

Byproducts of cheese production will be turned into electricity, heat and fertilizer.

TriLinc Global Impact Fund will enable retail investors to put money into sustainable businesses in developing countries.

Wind farms waiting for transmission connections will finally get them when these projects are finished in Minnesota and nearby states.

It's past time to flood-proof substations and use smart grid technologies to protect against huge storms.

In his final year as mayor, he also promises to boost electric vehicles, recycling rates and resiliency in NYC.