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Calif. Introduces Manditory Green Building Code


(03/12/2010)
California is the first state to introduce mandatory green building standards.

Department of Energy Releases Efficiency Publication

By Margo Appel
(03/11/2010)
Districts with energy-efficiency maintenance and operations programs can save as much as 20 percent on energy bills — one of their most costly expenditures — without significant capital investment.

George School rises to Green Cup Challenge

Submitted by Visitor on Tue, 2010-02-09 09:05
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With the help of newly installed electric meters in each dormitory and efforts by students, faculty, and staff to enhance campus-wide awareness of energy conservation, George School is participating for the second consecutive year in the National Green Cup Challenge.
With the help of newly installed electric meters in each dormitory and efforts by students, faculty, and staff to enhance campus-wide awareness of energy conservation, George School is participating for the second consecutive year in the National Green Cup Challenge.

EDC unveils plan for green R.I. economy

Submitted by Visitor on Tue, 2010-02-09 14:35
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WARWICK – A state working group is calling for pumping millions into developing a green economy, imposing stricter building codes for energy efficiency, aiming to make Quonset a hub for the wind farm industry and developing a center for excellence in green manufacturing.
WARWICK – A state working group is calling for pumping millions into developing a green economy, imposing stricter building codes for energy efficiency, aiming to make Quonset a hub for the wind farm industry and developing a center for excellence in green manufacturing.

Towns consider green building requirements

Submitted by Visitor on Mon, 2010-02-08 18:44
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. — San Anselmo and Fairfax heard presentations this month from the Marin Green Building, Energy Retrofit and Solar Transformation Collaborative, a countywide task force created to promote energy conservation in building practices.

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