Today, the World Green Building Council (WGBC) released a new report showing a direct correlation between the healthy green building principles of an office space and the overall wellbeing of employees.
The Solar Foundation (TSF) and its research partners at SEIA just released the National Solar Schools Census, and it’s chock-full of information about solar energy use in our nation’s schools.
The Center for Green Schools at USGBC aims to support all schools in becoming healthy, safe and resource-efficient places for teaching and learning, and putting numbers to the accomplishments of U.S. schools is getting more and more important.
Author Paul Hawken, NextGen Climate President Tom Steyer and
Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley to participate in a high-energy discussion on climate change
Author Paul Hawken, NextGen Climate President Tom Steyer and
Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley to participate in a high-energy discussion on climate change
Author Paul Hawken, NextGen Climate President Tom Steyer and
Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley to participate in a high-energy discussion on climate change
Have questions about a LEED project review or the LEED certification process in general?
Visit the LEED Certification Work Zone at Greenbuild 2014 to meet one-on-one with LEED project reviewers to discuss questions about specific projects or about LEED requirements in general.
New Orleans, LA, Morial Convention Center
Where: Room 260-262
India ranks third globally for countries outside of the U.S. with the most LEED-certified space, with nearly 12 million square meters, according to a report released by USGBC this year.
Since USGBC announced its expanded support of LEED in India, we’ve been getting a few questions about what this actually means.
The World Green Building Council’s World Green Building Week is in now full swing, celebrating the efforts of Green Building Councils (GBC) from 100 countries around the world, which represent more than 27,000 organizations.
From Sept. 22-27, 2014, GBCs are taking part in events that encourage people to take direct action and make an environmental difference in their communities—or as this year’s theme puts it, to “Get Up, Green Up.”
The Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) and its Canada Coalition for Green Schools have announced that Dunbarton High School in Pickering, Ontario, is the winner of the inaugural CaGBC Greenest School in Canada competition.
The National Green Building Adoption Index (GBAI) is a landmark study which provides an unprecedented view of the dynamics of LEED and ENERGY STAR office space across the United States. The research provides a quantitative view on the pace and scale of green building market transformation with detail for 30 major U.S. markets.