Who felt first that we need to go green? When exactly were we really green? When exactly will we be completely green? We are heading towards a future where everything will start all over again. Entire earth will sink in molten polar ice and a new nature will take shape mostly without ‘human’ help! Does anyone really [...]
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Suzanne Sowinski, AIA, LEED AP, President & Director of Sustainable Building of Sowinski Sullivan ARCHITECTS, PC was featured in NJBIZ on May 11, 2009. Pay-to Play is the name of the article by Shankar P. “Suzanne Sowinski, owner of Sowinski Sullivan Architects, in Sparta, says the bill to ban pay-to-play is promising for the contracts she is [...]
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Now here’s an article that is guaranteed to cause some heated conversation. This is fascinating article about John Coleman, a weatherman, who is convinced that climate change is a scam. “Being a climate change dissenter isn’t sexy. Climate change has Hollywood, says Coleman. Climate change has Al Gore and Barack Obama and most of the [...]
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New modeling by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) shows how energy use in buildings can be cut by 60 percent by 2050 – essential to meeting global climate change targets – but this will require immediate action to transform the building sector. This is the central message of the report from the [...]
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Registration is now available for the USGBC ”GreenBuild International Conference and Expo;” with this year’s theme “Main Street Green: Connect to the Conversation.” GreenBuildExpo
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