Monthly Archives: October 2009

Making what seems like regular trips to Beijing these days, I still find the reports that Beijing’s air quality has maintained itself following the Olympics .. curious… and I took out my iPhone this morning while on the way to … Continue reading →

Over the weekend,  I found the recently release World Resource Institute Report China, the United States, and the Climate Change Challenge.  As the title suggests, and as has been popular recently, it looked at the relationships and responsibilities of China … Continue reading →

I am not sure whether it was under the influence of my Econ 101 professor, or my father the energy consultant, but somewhere along the way it was beaten (not literally) into my head the the more expensive an item … Continue reading →

This weekend, I gave my first keynote speech entitled What Sustainability Means to Me at the ecodesign fair. It was a speech that required a lot out of me, more than most, because I had to not only boil down … Continue reading →

While preparing my speech for tomorrow’s ecoDesign fair “What Sustainability Means to Me”, Julian Wong’s tweet from alerted me to the People’s Daily article Hong Kong to step up effort to make the city greener. It was fortuitous timing as … Continue reading →