Funding for Green Schools is First Step
While I applaud the House’s approval of $20 million in funding for building new and renovating old schools to higher, green building standards, I wonder if any of that money will go to providing school systems with cleaner buses. If we’re concerned with indoor air quality and the asthma epidemic so prevalent in the […]
Carpet & Rug Institute Earns ANSI Certification for Indoor Air Quality Testing
The Carpet & Rug Institute, the national trade association for the carpet and rug industry, has been awarded certification by the American National Standard Institute (ANSI) for its indoor air quality testing programs. ANSI is the premier source for International standardization and conformity assessment.
Conserving Resources at Architectural Trade Shows
Trade show exhibitors are notorious for producing all kinds of promotional materials, but one company, Draper, is making a concerted effort to conserve resources at the upcoming LightFair, NeoCon, Construct and Green Buildings New York events.
Environmentally-friendly Household Tips
With over 100 million households in the United States, it’s clear that we can have a huge impact with simple actions that benefit the environment, as well as the health of our families. I’ve compiled a list of easy things you can do that can make a difference everyday.
The Beauty of Organic Flowers
One of life’s simplest pleasures, at least for me, is the sight and smell of a delicate flower. Flowers can add a cheerful and beautiful ambiance to any room. I came across an article that touted the greenness of the floral arrangements displayed at the U.S. Green Building Council’s recent Gala and it […]
Green-Built Schools Have Long-Term Benefits
Everyone wants the best for his or her child, and what better way to provide a good life than with the best educational experience that can be attained? Palm Beach County School District, as well as numerous others across the country, are learning the advantages associated with campuses built to high performance, green standards.
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