(11/12/2010)
The Avera Cancer Institute opening this fall will host services that administrators say will help people transition from cancer patient to cancer survivor.
By Lisa Kopochinski
(11/08/2010)
(11/08/2010)
The new $92.5 million military prison at Fort Levenworth, Kan., pushes the envelope for sustainable design in correctional facilities.
By Nicholas Gosling
(09/24/2010)
(09/24/2010)
ospitals with sustainability managers are a growing trend as medical facilities around the country go green.
By Nina Wolgelenter
(09/22/2010)
(09/22/2010)
As energy costs increase districts are looking for new ways to improve heating system efficiency while maintaining student comfort throughout the winter.
(09/02/2010)
Ten veterans' hospitals will soon be saving thousands of dollars annually in electricity costs thanks in part to solar system installations.
(08/30/2010)
The U.S. Green Building Council recently awarded Transylvania County's new public safety facility LEED Silver certification to mark a significant green building milestone for the county and the state.
(04/12/2010)
The former federal penitentiary on Alcatraz Island will once again play a role in removing harmful elements from the community after plans emerged for a solar energy system that will reduce carbon emissions from “the Rock.”
(04/06/2010)
While construction has slowed for some districts, the Sweetwater Union High School district in Southern California is working on nine projects designed to meet LEED Gold certification.
(02/26/2010)
A minimum-security federal prison outside Denver will soon house a 23,000-square-foot solar field.
By Rachel Gutter
(02/24/2010)
(02/24/2010)
School districts that couple low- and no-cost improvements with energy-saving system upgrades are finding that they can afford to green their existing facilities.
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