Architects once regarded Michael Reynolds as a wild man. These days his designs for homes made entirely from discarded materials are gaining new respect.
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Its plain logic. The world we live in is rapidly being exposed to every conceivable form of pollution and exploitation. Depleting resources, global warming, climate change are not mere phrases anymore but an imminent threat.
Hundreds gathered on Nob Hill last night for the kickoff event for the Ecocity 2008 World Summit, organized by Richard Register of Berkeley's Ecocity Builders.
Innovation and leadership in industry translates into livable cities with green building projects, improvements to infrastructure, sustainable transportation and waste management.
An organization led by North America's top environmental officials has issued a new report calling for greater international collaboration to build green.
As many have begun to realise, Bush and his right wingers do not run the evangelicals. Evangelicals belong to Christ not to a right wing political movement.
According to the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC), green construction in Canada is growing. There are now more than 5 million m2 of new and existing construction projects registered for LEED certification
Springfield, MA is down but not out-- last week a developers' conference brought 110 potential developers into the city AND the city hosted a Green Space conference. But the two events might as well have taken place on separate planets.
Installing a green roof can dramatically reduce energy use and costs -- as well as supporting biodiversity, reducing flooding and combating climate change.
Global demand for energy has been growing at a rate far above our current production capacity. This differential has resulted in a diminished supply of spare resources and a spike in prices.