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Viva La Revolución Energética (34.6)

26 May, 2009 | Laurie Guevara-Stone

What nation is the most sustainable in the world? If you guessed Sweden, Denmark or maybe Norway, you would be wrong. Instead, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has declared Cuba to be the only country on the planet that is approaching sustainable development. Key to this designation is the island’s Revolución Energética, an energy conservation effort launched only two years ago. ...

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Published in: Ideas Worth Stealing 34.5-6
Tags: politics, energy, culture, conservation

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