Advancing research on undersea alternative energy sources, promoting renewable energy generation, supporting habitat conservation and the protection of endangered species and vulnerable ecosystems—this is just a short list of some of the seminal environmental efforts and policies that Senator Daniel K. Inouye’s supported over his 58 years of distinguished public service. All of us from Hawaii and all across the nation are deeply saddened by his passing yesterday.
Across a Portfolio, Vornado Takes LEED to a New Level
Authored by:
Emily Kirk Willson
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Vornado Realty Trust, one of the largest owners and managers of co…
Green School Facts
FACT: LEED-certified schools are designed to save energy, water and money. The operations and maintenance of a building are critical components to ensuring ongoing building performance.
Whether it’s a school, a data center or an office building, proper operation and maintenance of any green building is critical to ensure ongoing, long-term LEED performance.
With End of Oil in Sight, Saudi Arabia’s LEED Community is Vision of Sustainable Future
Authored by:
Anica Landreneau
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Given the recent revelations that Saudi Arabia may be running out of…
Infographic: Greenbuild 2012
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Senate Committee Hears Recommendations on Future of Efficiency Tax Incentives
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As Congress and the White House continue to negotiate over long-term revenue and spending items, the Senate Finance Subcommittee on Energy, Natural Resources and Infra…
10 Tips for Submitting a Strong Greenbuild Education Session Proposal
Authored by:
Rina Brule
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Last week, the chairs of our Greenbuild education committee and working gr…
Energy Department Eyes Offshore Wind
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu has announced seven offshore wind awards for projects in Maine, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Texas and Virginia. More…
Finding Common Ground on Green Schools in Paradise
Authored by:
Matt Pearce
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Last week, state legislators, educators and USGBC chapter members from Pe…
Building Momentum
During the COP18 Climate Change negotiations in Doha recently, Yeb Saño, a member of the Philippines Climate Change Commission, broke down while calling on negotiators to do more. With 500 people dead and 250,000 homeless from Typhoon Bopha, Saño implored: “If not us, then who? If not now, then when?”