(10/17/2012)
Governor Jerry Brown signed several major pieces of energy legislation last week, keeping California on the cutting edge of the green industry boom.
(09/13/2012)
Just how high-tech is the Menlo Park, Calif.-based company QBotix? To answer that question, let me introduce the QBotix Tracking System (QTS). QTS is a comprehensive dual-axis tracking system that employs rugged, intelligent and mobile robots to dynamically operate solar power plants and maximize energy output.
(08/29/2012)
Texas has been the leader in wind power installation for six years, but now California has taken the title. A new report by researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif., finds that California has led the country in installations in 2011, accounting for 921 megawatts of new wind power.
(07/16/2012)
California has made headlines again in terms of environmental building practices. In January 2011, the state became the first in the country to create statewide green building codes with the CalGreen Building Code.
(05/09/2012)
The new Li Ka Shing Center for Biomedical and Health Sciences building at the University of California, Berkeley, is open for research into some of the most enduring medical challenges.
(02/08/2012)
Burbank Water and Power and AHBE Landscape Architects have completed the first phase of the state’s first sustainable utility campus.
(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.
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