The global Renault-Nissan Alliance pushes its 100,000th electric car to drivers around the world, with the Leaf continuing to dominate the pack.
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Nifty Walls Remain Just Around The Corner
An energy-saving wallboard product is in use in Europe and has a manufacturer in the U.S., but remains unavailable here.
D.C. Adds Green Cred With High Energy Star Rank
L.A. topped the EPA Energy Star building certification list yet again, but Washington, D.C., placed a strong second despite being less than one-sixth the size.
From Sea To Shining Sea: Greener Airports Across The Nation
Two trends in the greening of America’s airports — LEED certification and solar power — have helped to cut the carbon footprint of air travel in recent years.
Which Is Greener, New Construction or Retrofitting?
According to a recent report, retrofitting an existing building beats the pants off of new green construction, in terms of eco-benefits, in nearly all cases.
Daylight Harvesting Means Seminary Students See The Light
A new green building at the Columbia Theological Seminary, targeting LEED Gold, makes use of innovative daylighting strategies designed just for the classroom.
Are These The Smaller, Greener Hospitals Of Tomorrow?
Winners of Kaiser Permanente’s international Small Hospital, Big Idea competition have envisioned what a small, near-net-zero-energy hospital of tomorrow might look like.
Recording Studios Hit Play On Solar Power
Solar-powered recording studios are gaining more traction as studios convert and bands both big and small seek out an alternative energy recording solution.