FastCompany's July/August 2008 Calendar

What's happening in July and August, from the G8 get-together to Bill Gates's last day on the job.READ»

• Convene: Donkeys & Elephants
• Numerology: Hot Dog!

P&G's Sustainability Initiatives -- Not So Sustainable

The giant wants to sell $20 billion worth of eco-friendly innovations by 2013. But what about those controversial ingredients?READ»

• Wal-Mart: The New Green Giant?
• 9 Daring Ideas That Blend Fashion and Sustainability

The Carbon Industry's Main Players

Professors dominate the emerging carbon market from finance firms to industry, nonprofits to the World BankREAD»

• Carbon Boom
• The King of Green Investing
• Silicon Valley's Angel Investors
• The Music Industry Goes Green
• Music Goes Green
• The Green Housing Boom
• Building Green Homes
• Can Carbon Credits Slow Global Warming?

Can Carbon Credits Slow Global Warming?

Legal limits on greenhouse-gas emissions are coming fast, with a $1 trillion carbon market emerging. At the core: A cadre of young, idealistic Yale forestry grads. But will carbon offsets do anything to slow global warming?READ»

• Green Family Tree
• Silicon Valley's Green Angel Investors
• The King of Green Investing
• Infographic: Credit Scores
• The Music Industry Goes Green
• Music Goes Green
• The Green Housing Boom
• Building Green Homes
• The State of the Climate Change Debate

Vinod Khosla's Green Ventures

Most of Vinod Khosla's environmental startups are efforts to reduce our dependence on petroleum -- both by making better use of oil and by finding other sources of liquid fuel. The rest address solar and geothermal power and ...READ»

The King of Green Investing

Vinod Khosla is pouring his own millions into science experiments to counter global warming -- and to prove he's the smartest guy in the Valley. READ»

• Khosla's Green Ventures
• Silicon Valley's Green Angel Investors
• The Music Industry Goes Green
• Music Goes Green
• The Green Housing Boom
• Building Green Homes
• Can Carbon Credits Slow Global Warming?
• The State of the Climate Change Debate

The Green Housing Boom

Forward-thinking architects and real-estate developers are already envisioning the post-bust cycle of home building. And smaller is better.READ»

• Building Green Homes
• How Big is Too Big?
• The King of Green Investing
• Silicon Valley's Angel Investors
• The Music Industry Goes Green
• Music Goes Green
• Can Carbon Credits Slow Global Warming?
• The State of the Climate Change Debate

The Music Industry Goes Green

How musicians, venues, promoters, and labels are cleaning up their acts for the big summer season. READ»

• Music Goes Green
• The King of Green Investing
• Silicon Valley's Angel Investors
• The Green Housing Boom
• Building Green Homes
• Can Carbon Credits Slow Global Warming?
• The State of the Climate Change Debate

The State of the Climate Change Debate

As politics and the planet both heat up, there’s a lot of talk about climate change measures. What’s really happening? READ»

• The King of Green Investing
• Silicon Valley's Angel Investors
• The Music Industry Goes Green
• Music Goes Green
• The Green Housing Boom
• Building Green Homes
• Can Carbon Credits Slow Global Warming?

China Saps Mozambique of Timber Resources

In a 4x4 vehicle arranged by a local group that monitors Mozambique's forests, I travel to Maganja da Costa in the once-heavily-wooded Zambezia province, the country's poorest. Maganja is a tiny district, a five-hour drive along ...READ»