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Into To living Building Challenge San Diego August 17,2016

events,,Green Building

by alicia2390 Admin

The International Living Future Institute describes the Living Building Challenge as “the most advanced measure of sustainability in the built environment possible today and acts to diminish the gap between current limits and ideal soluti… more...

  Filed under: California

0 replies | 963 views | Posted on: 08/09/2016 | Last updated: 08/09/2016

Electric Car Charging Stations Surpass Gas Stations in Japan

Survey,Japan,Electric Vehicles,Charging stations,nissan

by JackSawyer Student

A survey conducted by Nissan has found that there are now more electric charging stations than gas stations in Japan. The survey revealed that there are more than 40,000 electric stations in comparison to 34,000 gas stations. With Japan bei… more...

  Filed under: Transportation

0 replies | 2353 views | Posted on: 08/09/2016 | Last updated: 08/09/2016

9th Annual Boston Greenfest - Friday - Sunday, August 19-21, Boston City Hall Plaza - FREE!

by Allison Friedman Rate It Green Admin

Boston Greenfest - Friday - Sunday, August 19-21 - FREE! Boston City Hall Plaza Welcome to the region's largest multicultural environmental music festival located at Boston City Hall Plaza, Faneuil Hall and the adjacent Sam Adams Park.… more...

  Filed under: Massachusetts

0 replies | 1099 views | Posted on: 08/08/2016 | Last updated: 08/08/2016

What is a bionic leaf?

Sustainability,biofuel,leaf,bionic

by JackSawyer Student

A bionic leaf? It may sound like something out of a Star Trek movie, but on June 2nd scientists at Harvard University announced that they have created an artificial leaf that is able to perform photosynthesis ten times better than its natur… more...

  Filed under: Climate Change

0 replies | 2516 views | Posted on: 06/04/2016 | Last updated: 08/08/2016

Clinton looks to California Regulators for Green Fuel Standards

Climate Change,Energy Policy,California,Hillary Clinton

by JackSawyer Student

Hillary Clinton is looking to find new ways to revamp the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), a regulation that was created in 2005 to try and promote renewable energy fuels, in order to do this she has sought out advice from California regulato… more...

0 replies | 1915 views | Posted on: 08/08/2016 | Last updated: 08/08/2016

California’s Efficient Permit Licensing Helps Residential Solar Expand

Renewable Energy,Solar Energy,California,Licensing

by JackSawyer Student

California has been leading the country in solar energy consumption and looks to continue this impressive achievement as it implements new progressive policies like “The Expedited Solar Permitting Act” (Solar Bill AB 2188) which was imp… more...

0 replies | 2417 views | Posted on: 08/05/2016 | Last updated: 08/05/2016

Clean Food Labels Could Change The Future Of The Food Industry

Sustainable Living,Green Living,Sustainable Food,healthy living,Clean Eating,Clean labels,Innova,Whole Foods,Trader Joes

by EmmamHowe Marketing/Green Policy Development

It is clear now more than ever that the “clean label” is no longer simply a tend in the food chain industry. Last year, one out of every 10 new food products in the US and over 9% of all global new product launches were given an “orga… more...

  Filed under: Environment

0 replies | 3690 views | Posted on: 08/05/2016 | Last updated: 08/05/2016

New Solar Cell Produces Burnable Fuel

Renewable Energy,University of Illinios at Chicago,Breakthrough,Photosynthetic,Fuel

by JackSawyer Student

A new solar cell breakthrough at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) has the potential to expedite our adoption of solar significantly as it fixes a serious shortcoming that plagues current cells. Current solar cells convert sunligh… more...

  Filed under: Energy

0 replies | 1488 views | Posted on: 08/03/2016 | Last updated: 08/03/2016

Plastic vs. Reusable Bags: Which Bag Is Best?

Green Home,Environmental Actvitism,Sustainable Living,Reusable Bags,Susty

by EmmamHowe Marketing/Green Policy Development

Did you know that you need to reuse a canvas bag 171 times to mitigate the environmental impacts over a plastic bag? But now, due to the looming threat of climate change and the overfilling of our landfills, more and more people are maki… more...

  Filed under: Environment

0 replies | 20150 views | Posted on: 08/03/2016 | Last updated: 08/03/2016

Massachusetts Passes Compromise Energy Bill: “An Act to Promote Energy Diversity”

Massachusetts,Energy Efficiency,Renewable Energy,Energy Bill,Omnibus Bill,Wind Power,Hydro Power,Massachusetts State Legislature

by EmmamHowe Marketing/Green Policy Development

The Massachusetts State Legislature has devised a compromise energy bill to be sent Gov. Charlie Baker. Though significantly less specific than the original Senate draft bill, it still requires the state to purchase a great deal more energy… more...

  Filed under: Government Policies

0 replies | 2673 views | Posted on: 08/03/2016 | Last updated: 08/03/2016

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