by Green Building Today on November 26, 2009

With many states expecting freshwater shortages in their states in the next decade these shortages could present opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors to develop new water saving techniques and technologies. The U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED program encourages more efficient use of water such as with low-flow toilets, drip irrigation and on-site water reuse but there are many other areas that could be addressed. Such as efficiencies in landscape and irrigation, rainwater reuse and cooling tower water recovery.
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by Green Building Today on November 23, 2009
The Los Angeles Times has just run an article where Al Gore is calling for a “Green Building Revolution”. Al Gore and his wife Tipper live in a 100-year-old house in Nashville that they green retrofitted, winning them the first gold LEED standard in the state from the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program. Gore’s New York office is in the only platinum LEED skyscraper in that city, the Bank of America building.
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by Green Building Today on March 22, 2008
by Green Building Today on March 21, 2008
by Green Building Today on March 21, 2008
Next ‘Green Building’ seminar is Monday morning – Times Herald-Record
Next ‘Green Building’ seminar is Monday morningTimes Herald-Record, NY - 16 hours agoHARRIS – The next “Demystifying Green Building” seminar, entitled "Getting it Done!" will be 8 am Monday in The Carrus Institute at The Center for Discovery …
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by Green Building Today on March 21, 2008
Heathrow airport to open massive international terminal – San Francisco Chronicle
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