(11/29/2011)
Approximately one out of every four Americans step foot on the campus of an educational institution each day
(08/22/2011)
The California Product Stewardship Council honored four businesses at their Arrow Awards ceremony, recognizing excellence in product stewardship, green design, coalition building, and product take back. The California companies recognized were Los Angeles-based Opportunity Green, Sunnyvale-based Savory and Sweet Catering, the Agricultural Container Recycling Council, and City of Industry-based U.S. Air Conditioning Distributors.
By Lisa Kopochinski
(04/18/2011)
(04/18/2011)
The College of San Mateo recently received LEED Gold designation from the USGBC for its new health and wellness building.
By: Sameea Kamal
(03/25/2011)
(03/25/2011)
The market for composting programs may be improving, according to officials from the composting program at Santa Cruz County’s four correctional facilities.
(01/28/2011)
As part of its master plan for its International Airport facility, San Diego International Airport is spending $1 billion on its “Green Build” program — the largest expansion in the airport’s 81-year history.
(01/20/2011)
The solar installation is made up of 24,000 solar panels installed on top of the North Basin of the Sunset Reservoir that will generate up to 5 megawatts daily of renewable energy.
(01/19/2011)
As a result of a number of ongoing campus-wide projects, Santa Barbara City College reports reduced energy consumption has saved the school $650,000 over the past year.
(01/13/2011)
David Brower Center, named for the Sierra Club's first executive director, earned owner Integral Group its eighth LEED Platinum certified building.
(12/20/2010)
Northern California-based Cupertino Electric Inc. announced the completion of a 1 megawatt rooftop photovoltaic solar installation at the Port of Los Angeles’ World Cruise Ship Terminal.
(12/20/2010)
Mount Diablo Unified School District and SunPower Corp. announced that SunPower was awarded a 30-year contract to design, install and maintain solar power systems at 51 of the district’s schools.