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Shannon Arvizu

crd-shannon.jpgShannon Arvizu is currently finishing her Ph.D. dissertation, "The Corporate Response to Climate Change," at Columbia University. She also films green business documentaries, works as a green business consultant, and is active in the electric car movement.

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May 15, 2008

Natural Gas vs. Electric Hybrid: Which is Cleaner?

ngv.jpg While at the Alternative Fuels and Vehicles Conference in Las Vegas yesterday, I gleaned insightful information regarding natural gas vehicles (NGVs). According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, the Honda Civic GX (which is currently the only NGV passenger model being produced today) ranks higher than the Toyota Prius in their Greenest Vehicles of 2008. While the GX has a lower mpg rating than the the Prius, the GX releases less GHG emissions than the Prius - thereby making it the "greener" of the two. Thus, even though the GX uses more gallons of natural gas than the Prius uses in petroleum, natural gas burns cleaner. Natural gas is also cheaper than petroleum and widely available (there are 1,500 NGV fueling stations in the U.S.) While natural gas use is increasing for buses and medium- and heavy-duty trucks, it is surprising that there are not more passenger NGVs available in the U.S. A Honda representative I spoke with mentioned that there is increasing consumer demand for NGVs, especially now in light of higher petrol prices.

Natural gas may not be a renewable resource, but it is considered an important component for the transition away from petroleum sources. Since the technology is available now and releases less emissions than any other vehicle on the market, NGVs are an attractive option for fleets and consumers alike.

» Shannon Arvizu | Discuss this topic (2) | More » Efficiency , Energy , Transportation

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Triple Pundit Takes Tesla for a Spin

The first zero-emission luxury sports car is one step closer to hitting the streets. Tesla opened its first dealership...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | May 14, 2008

Offshore Wind: How Europe Plans to Meet Clean Energy Goals

The E.U. is serious about getting clean energy on the grid. The European Parliament has set a 25% target...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | May 7, 2008

Pangea Day: A Global Film Event on May 10

"Movies alone can't change the world. But the people who watch them can." This Saturday, May 10, we have the...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | May 6, 2008

Sustainable Biofuels: Oxymoron or Reality?

Biofuels have been both lauded for their eco-potential and criticized for their eco-inefficiency. Proponents of biofuels point to the...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | May 2, 2008

Will Corporate Greening Reverse in a Recession?

How would a recession impact current trends in business sustainability? Would green initiatives be cut if companies suffered from...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | April 14, 2008

Taking the "Green Management Oath"

Those of us in the "people, planet, profits" field recognize the wide variety of stakeholders whose lives are impacted...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | April 10, 2008

A "Seismic Shift in Consumer Preferences" for the Auto Industry

Total vehicles sales have dropped 12% in the U.S. since March 2007. Why? What does this mean for the...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | April 9, 2008

SB20: The World's Most Sustainable Stocks

Do you walk the talk when it comes to investing? Maybe you've been waiting to see which stocks make...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | April 8, 2008

"Crowdsourcing" and Democratic Filmmaking

"Crowdsourcing" is an innovative approach towards getting fresh ideas tested, funded, produced, and distributed into the market. CambrianHouse is...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | March 13, 2008

Green Buildings Get Boost in L.A.

Los Angeles is the latest (and largest) city in the nation to adopt a green building ordinance. Last month,...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | March 12, 2008

British Retailer Continues Green Plan Despite Hard Times

Let's say you're a progressive company dedicated to sustainability principles. Suddenly, your company hits a rough spot financially. Of course,...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | March 6, 2008

"Plastic Soup" Debris in Pacific Ocean

Here's another reason for retailers to charge for plastic bags. The swirling debris of plastic trash in the Pacific...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | March 4, 2008

America's Toxic 10 Corporate Polluters - A Story of Contradictions

America's "Toxic 10," a special report put out by Conde Nast portfolio.com, demonstrates that we have entered a new...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 28, 2008

Communicating Sustainability Effectively Within the Workplace

As leaders in the corporate sustainability movement, it is important to be able to share our ideas with others...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 25, 2008

Greening Your Small Business Can Have a Big Impact

The greening of small businesses across the country is a movement all its own. While it may be easy to...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 21, 2008

More Coal in Kansas?

Who has the final say in whether a new coal plant gets built? In Kansas, a serious debate is brewing...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 20, 2008

EV4ME: The Electric Vehicle Movement

As many of you know, I have been tracking the electric vehicle movement currently taking place in California. I...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 15, 2008

Green Marketing Done Right: Burt's Bees New Campaign

What does "natural" mean anymore in the world of personal care products? According to a recent article on Fox Business,...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 14, 2008

The "Footprint Scanner": An Easy and Cost-Effective Eco-Footprint Tool

If your organization has ever attempted to calculate its eco-impact, then you know that this can be a time-consuming...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 12, 2008

Measuring Corporate Sustainability Across Sectors: How Do You Do It? State of Green Business 2008, Pt. 3

corporate+environmental+performance corporate+sustainability green+business+certification[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 8, 2008

U.S. Carbon Intensity Down, Overall CO2 Growth Slows: State of Green Business 2008, Pt. 2

In the second installation on the State of Green Business 2008 report from GreenBiz.com, I'd like to bring our...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 5, 2008

Top 10 Green Business Trends - State of Green Business 2008, Pt. 1

This week, GreenBiz.com launched its inaugural report, "State of Green Business 2008." In it, you will find a wealth of...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | February 1, 2008

Don't Get Stuck in the "Green Ghetto" - Says Ideo

Although the number of "conscious consumers" has risen in recent years, Steve Bishop (Global Lead Designer from Ideo) cautions against...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | January 30, 2008

The Sky Trust: A Cap-and Dividend System that Pays Citizens

A new publication, "Citizen's Guide to Carbon Capping," presents an interesting concept for making a cap-and-trade system more effective in...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | January 28, 2008

Plant A Tree Every Time You Buy A Book: Ecolibris Shows You How

I admit it. I have an amazon addiction. As a researcher and reporter, I'm committed to buying books. I...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | January 25, 2008

Aptera: The New Electric Car on the Block

Electric car entrepreneurs are really starting to gather momentum this year. Joining the ranks of the Tesla and the...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | January 25, 2008

Israel and Renault/Nissan Team Up to Bring Electric Cars to the Masses

Israel and Renault/Nissan announced today that they will work together, as part of Project Better Place, to create a market...[read more]

» Shannon Arvizu | January 21, 2008


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