The Happy Planet Index report, published by the New Economics Foundation, seeks to move away from purely economic measures of happiness and instead ranks countries by how much happiness they get ...

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You can take the personal Happy Planet Index test. The questions can help you liberate your energy and inspire hope in moving toward a “good life that doesn’t cost the earth.” ...

I was finishing a talk last week and enjoying some Q&A with the folks who stayed behind when a youngish man approached me and asked me what I thought of the HPI or Happy Planet Index. He was surprised ...

The Happy Planet Index is the first index to quantify the environmental impact of a country in relation to the ability of its people to live long and happy lives.

Between chief happiness officers, the Happy Planet Index, Gross National Happiness, and the World Happiness Report (Finland scored the highest again this year), it seems as though happiness has ...

In The Wall Street Journal, Matthew Sinclair writes that citizens may flee Cuba on rafts, but the taxpayer-funded environmentalists designing the 'Happy Planet Index' know better.

The U.S. ranked a dismal 105th place, spanked for its poor use of natural resources, according to the New Economics Foundation’s Happy Planet Index.

The tiny South American republic of Costa Rica has been named the most sustainably happy country in the world. The Happy Planet Index report, published by the New Economics Foundation, seeks to ...

The most recent Happy Planet Index rankings are from 2005, at which point the U.S. ranked 114th out of 143, with an HPI of 30.7 on a scale of 100. The data are compiled every five years; ...