Two years ago I said that Brazil will define this decade, and 20 percent into the 2010s, I am sticking to my guns. From energy to architecture, Brazil IS the world’s stage.

In my latest article on The Guardian Sustainable Business, I discuss how Korean farmers are among those participating in an experiment that shows how Korea is leading the smart grid revolution.

Interested in clean energy and sciences? Consider a master’s degree in sustainable energy at Santa Clara University, launching this fall.

Research at Oregon State University has shown that inkjet printing technology, which has become the standard in our homes and offices, could help solar technology proliferate.

Green technology will catch on even more rapidly in Korea if President Lee Myung-bak has his way; another clean energy R&D center will open later this year outside Seoul.

Despite the hosting of an event in a place where the mercury hits 45 degrees Celsius, bank on the 2022 World Cup being a month long lab in sustainability, clean energy, and green technology.

If investors like Ali Partovi are calling it right, the supermarket of the future will not be your ordinary Kroger or even a Whole Foods, nor will it source the way most grocery stores do now.

GE Global Research, with a Department of Energy grant, is working on technology that could mitigate demand for rare earths like neodymium, dysprosium, and terbium. The project on which this GE division is working involves the development of nanocomposite magnet materials.