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A Northern Philippines Organization is Turning Plastic Trash into Reusable Buildings All Around the World
In 2012, there people, named Russell Maier, Irene Bakisan, and Pi VIllaraza, put plastic and wastes into a bottle. They study, think, and practice. They invent the Ecobrick. An Ecobrick is a plastic bottle filled tightly with used, clean an… more...

0 replies | 7431 views | Posted on: 05/10/2018 | Last updated: 02/20/2023
You Can't Imagine How Easy to Save the World: Four Easy Ways to Go Green
2017 is the most expensive year ever for the U.S., stated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA writes on January 5, 2018, during 2017, U.S. experienced 16 weather and climate disasters, losing more than $1 bil… more...

0 replies | 3360 views | Posted on: 04/29/2018 | Last updated: 02/20/2023
Rental Effect Study: Which Green Office Building Features Do Tenants Pay For?
A 2017 study shows that green features such as natural light, efficient HVAC, water conservation, public transit, an electric car charging station, an onsite fitness facility, and access to services with the presence of green labels signifi… more...

0 replies | 8497 views | Posted on: 05/13/2018 | Last updated: 02/18/2023
The Nation Saves $6 for Every $1 Spent on Climate Change Resilience
2017 was the costliest year ever for the U.S., stated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA writes on January 5, 2018, during 2017, U.S. experienced 16 weather and climate disasters, losing more than $1 billion… more...

0 replies | 6666 views | Posted on: 05/15/2018 | Last updated: 02/18/2023
Harvard Study: We are Smarter in Green Buildings- Cognitive Scores Are 101 Percent Higher in Enhanced Green Building
Researchers from Harvard University's Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health have investigated how green buildings positively affect health and cognitive function. The research simulated indoor environmental conditions in green and c… more...

0 replies | 4830 views | Posted on: 05/15/2018 | Last updated: 02/18/2023
Women in Green Jobs
This week I’m at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Pittsburgh, watching and learning as over 3,000 teens from about 82 countries share research and innovative ideas that could change our world - inspiring stuff. There … more...

0 replies | 996 views | Posted on: 05/16/2018 | Last updated: 02/18/2023
Harvard Study: Green Buildings Save $6.7 Billion in Combined Health and Climate Benefits
Buildings consume nearly 40% of primary energy production in the world. Green buildings significantly and substantially reduce energy consumption. However, the co-benefits to health through energy reductions in air pollution are not well-st… more...

0 replies | 7827 views | Posted on: 05/28/2018 | Last updated: 02/18/2023
The Heat or Eat Dilemma: The Disparity in Gains of Energy Efficiency
For many residents in New Orleans, energy costs could take 20 percent of the money from their income (Michael Issac Stein). Andreanecia Morris, the executive director of a non-profit housing advocacy called HousingNOLA, said, “We&rsqu… more...

0 replies | 2622 views | Posted on: 06/02/2018 | Last updated: 02/17/2023
Energy Efficiency and Solar Energy Can Help Make Housing Affordable Again, ACEEE Report Suggests
Many people view green building as an extra expense to an already difficult experience of finding somewhere to live, and afford to live. However, the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) has released a report called &quo… more...

0 replies | 3525 views | Posted on: 06/06/2018 | Last updated: 02/17/2023
Reducing our Daily Use of Plastic
Plastic is something we come into contact with multiple times a day, whether it’s when we order our coffee in the morning, pack our lunch for work or pick-up take out from our favorite restaurant for dinner. It’s too normal for … more...

0 replies | 3078 views | Posted on: 06/06/2018 | Last updated: 02/17/2023
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