Rocky Mountain Institute is an independent, nonprofit organization working to foster the efficient and restorative use of resources. For over 25 years, RMI's staff has helped everyone from business to government protect natural and human capital and create wealth.
RMI's cofounder, chairman and chief scientist Amory Lovins has been published in 29 books and hundreds of papers. His work has been recognized by the "Alternative Nobel." He has been awarded the Benjamin Franklin and Happold Medals, and named one of Time Magazine's "Heroes for the Planet."
By Aaron Westgate for Environmental Lovins
What's on the roof of your car can have a big impact on how much gas you use. Read full post »
By Virginia Lacy for Environmental Lovins
If you're looking to save energy, water, and money, a good place to start is your kitchen. Read full post »
By Michael Brylawski for Environmental Lovins
Understanding the numbers is a good place to start. Read full post »
By Andrew Demaria for Environmental Lovins
What our energy policy could look like five Earth Days from now. Read full post »
By Cory Lowe for Environmental Lovins
Green products, and celebrity experts, get the spring off to a green start. Read full post »
By Sam Newman for Environmental Lovins
A really intelligent fridge or AC will cut power use and your utility bill -- not talk back at you. Read full post »
By Steve Brauneis for Environmental Lovins
People looking to build a green home now have a standard to work toward. Read full post »
By Kendra Tupper for Environmental Lovins
Pop quiz: Which uses less water, hand-washing your dishes or using the machine? Read full post »
By Michael Ogburn for Environmental Lovins
There is an important order to the steps each of us can take to make a difference. Read full post »
By Noah Buhayar and Laurie Ramroth for Environmental Lovins
Why CFLs are still the way to go, even if you're replacing them more often than you expected. Read full post »
By Jeff Ronning for Environmental Lovins
Improving your fuel economy can be as easy as paying attention to how you drive and closing the "feedback loop." Read full post »
By Laura Schewel for Environmental Lovins
How lightweight materials and clever design can save fuel without impacting safety. Read full post »
By Natalie Mims and Noah Buhayar for Environmental Lovins
Why "feebates" -- one-time rebates on fuel-efficient vehicles -- are a better idea than top-down fuel economy mandates. Read full post »
By Laura Schewel and Noah Buhayar for Environmental Lovins
The idea that more steel equals more protection seems intuitive. It's also false. Read full post »
By Cher Seruto for Environmental Lovins
Light pollution blocks our view of the stars -- and wastes energy. Here are some easy ways to help reduce it. Read full post »
By Virginia Lacy for Environmental Lovins
Interest in solar thermal -- harnessing the sun's energy as heat -- is white hot. Read full post »
By Lena Hansen for Environmental Lovins
How to tell whether ethanol and biodiesel are right for you. Read full post »
By Noah Buhayar for Environmental Lovins
Six low-cost ways (as in, less than 20 bucks) to reduce your home energy use and pad your pocketbook. Read full post »
By Cher Seruto for Environmental Lovins
Cut your energy bill and save the planet, while staying warm and cozy this winter. Read full post »
By Maria Stamas for Environmental Lovins
Private and public programs can help make solar panels affordable for your house. Read full post »
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