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From K-12 schools at the grass roots level to political leaders at the policy level, students and adults involved in the field of education are going to great lengths to go green.
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A new study by McGraw-Hill Construction and United Technologies shows that the popularity of green building is rapidly increasing both in the U.S. and abroad, largely thanks to a shift in consumer and market demand.
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The new WaterSense program guide highlights products, best practices, and case studies.
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Buildings less than 5,000 square feet soon may no longer be exempt from a greater level of commissioning. An addendum to Standard 189.1 pushing this measure is up for public review through Nov. 18.
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Now in its second year, the LEED Fellows Program announced this year’s winners.
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The EPA’s third annual Energy Star Program kicked off Wednesday. Nearly 3,300 commercial buildings will compete to improve energy efficiency, with the biggest loser taking home the prize.
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If approved, the SW Ecodistrict Initiative could give the area surrounding the National Mall just the push it’s needed to transform the urban ghost town into a lively city center.
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The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy ranked 12 of the largest global economies, seating the U.S. at number nine.
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By June 1, 2013, non-residential buildings larger than 50,000 square feet will be required to measure or benchmark, as well as disclose, energy and water use.
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Some agencies scored all positive marks on 2011 energy and sustainability reports, while others made no progress in reaching 2020 goals.