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Working in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward, the non-profit organization Historic Green aims to help the neighborhood become the nation's first zero carbon community
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The country's largest credit union for active and retired U.D. Department of Defense personnel goes green
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The pilot program, which awards product energy performance ratings for commercial projects, was officially implemented in January
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Using a series of wells or blower, flare, or vacuum systems, landfill gas can be extracted and converted into usable energy
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Jonathan Rose Companies and Malkin Properties opens a 50-unit, affordable housing development in Stamford, Conn., designed by Perkins Eastman that aims for LEED Gold.
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Neptune, NJ-based JSUMC opens its $300-million Transforming Care healthcare project, featuring a renovation and expansion by WHR Architects.
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Should competitions recognize projects for their sustainable attributes?
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After the Solar Decathlon ends, student-led teams explore mass-market opportunities for their innovative technologies.
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Atlanta-based Energy Ace promises LEED certification or your money back, while Argo offers.
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Sean Miller, education director of Earth Day Network, discusses the group’s goal of greening America’s schools in a generation.