Healthy Building Initiative Launches With New Version of LEED
The connection between health and buildings is an important focus for the USGBC through its new version of LEED and Building Health Initiative.
Amazing Impact of Efficient Light Bulbs
Since lighting accounts for about 19% of the power consumed in the US, and coincidentally, nuclear plants provide 19% of US electricity, you could argue that our commercial reactors are there to keep the lights on.
Big Corps Pile In With Money Before Key GMO Labeling Vote
In August, polls showed strong support for GMO labels in Washington, but as the election draws near corporate money is changing that.
US Treasury Won't Back Coal Plants Overseas (Probably)
require development banks to prioritize clean energy investments.
Addressing Peoples' Concerns About Smart Meters
Smart meters are the foundation of a smart grid, but many people have privacy and health concerns.
Dallas Rolls Out US Green Building Code
While cities and states are adopting this historic first national green building code, Dallas is one of the first to enforce it.
General Motors Soon Completes Biggest Rooftop Solar Array in Ohio
GM's goal is to have 60 MW of rooftop solar by 2015.
Feds Move to Choose Vendors Based On Environmental Performance
For the first time, GSA proposes to choose certain vendors based on meeting targets for fuel efficiency.
Pacific Northwest Joins to Combat Climate Change Together
California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia are forming their own country based on a green economy (yes, that's a joke).
Two Thirds of Americans Affected By Wildfires
The smoke from wildfires extends for hundreds of miles, affecting over 200 million Americans last year - how do we deal with these huge, rising costs?