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Posted by Melanie on July 30 at 12:25 PM
Every wonder what it’d be like a scientist roaming uncharted territory in search the Earth’s secrets?
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Posted by Melanie on July 15 at 3:54 PM
The
USGBC's
LEED green building rating system has been embraced as the golden-child of architectural mega-firms and corporate real estate developers, alike. But has this dummed-down approach to green design done more harm than good?
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Posted by Melanie on June 11 at 5:44 PM
Advertising Age's Green Conference brings together NGOs and industry to separate the green-talkers from the green-walkers.
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Posted by Rowland on May 5 at 7:29 AM
I'm obsessed with cars. As a kid I would memorize everything about them. I think it surprised my family, as my eyesight percluded my chances of driving. Nonetheless, I would sketch new dashboard designs, quiz car dealers on MPG and horsepower, and drive the rest of my family—who honestly didn’t care as much about cars—a bit crazy. So, it is with some childlike glee I can tell you about two new cars, and one concept car that are attempting to finally, truly decrease emissions.
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Posted by Melanie on April 22 at 10:09 PM
Earth Day 2008: 10 great facts about the planet we call home
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Posted by Melanie on April 21 at 3:15 PM
Greenopia releases their
Zagat-style sustainable business guide for New York for Earth Day 2008. Find everything from green bakeries to burials!
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Posted by JR on March 29 at 3:58 PM
So many of us use a google toolbar these days. However, if you happen over to the Google search engine home page today, you will find that Google has, literally, gone dark...
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Posted by Duke on February 26 at 10:24 AM
In the March issue of Portfolio, Conde Nast reports on the 11 best Green Companies and the 10 worst that should be doing more. Some are expected, some are surprising...
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Posted by Rowland on February 25 at 5:53 PM
Consumer decisions on sustainability; corporate investment in sustainability. Advertising clutter. DVR usage. Who really clicks on ads? Bloggers are a nice demographic, but not all the next generation is as online savvy as you think. Fine out more in the metrics round-up.
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Posted by Katie on January 15 at 6:07 PM
Recycled products aren't new, but it isn't often that we see remnants of the old product within the new.
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Posted by Rowland on November 11 at 7:32 PM
Wal-Mart has sold out of the under $200 (not including monitor) computer. It is
green....
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Posted by Rowland on November 10 at 7:40 PM
A round-up of coverage from the largest Greenbuild trade show in Chicago.
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Posted by Rowland on October 21 at 8:07 PM
A truly fascinating read in this month's
Harvard Design Magazine arguing for architecture to embrace more mass production and step away from custom design. I found the read exhilarating as it embraced some of today's intriguing ideas: rapid prototyping, 3D printing, and Building Information Management (BIM). I actually found the article through
Tree Hugger which gets very excited
about the idea of "printing buildings" which would much better control the use and removal of building products....
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Posted by Rowland on October 21 at 12:31 PM
...They ask about Subprime and climate change...."
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Posted by Rowland on July 1 at 8:33 PM
If you are not convinced of that, check out the story in the N
ew York Times today. Front of the Sunday Style Section, it takes a stance that contrasts action that results in environmental change against the green lifestyle choices of many consumers.
Now take the responses I’ve seen online right away.....
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