Molly Miller
Molly Miller is an energy and environment writer with a special interest in zero energy buildings, Living Buildings and deep green design and engineering. Molly is a former senior writer at Rocky Mountain Institute and former senior editor of Mother Earth News magazine.
New zero-energy districts: A mile high and growing
Colorado takes the cake for upcoming net zero energy districts to watch in 2017 and beyond. Read More
Big Ass Solutions and other building tech adventures of 2016
With the emergence of Comfy, Nest, Ecobee and Big Ass ceiling fans, the hype for building automation apps and services isn't just hot air. Read More
Are antibacterial building materials making you unhealthy?
Green chemistry and the microbiome in healthy buildings. Read More
How Genentech fuses green building and energy science
The biotech giant's new Silicon Valley campus leveraged the expertise of nearby Lawrence Berkeley Lab to optimize for both energy efficiency and talent attraction. Read More
Biophilia grows in Silicon Valley
We are intrinsically tied to nature and incorporating nature into our workspaces makes us happier and healthier. Read More
How Lifecycle Cost Analysis Can Make a Better Case for Green Building
Design teams that consider the impacts of a building across its lifetime can help their clients make choices on materials, structural elements and systems that will reduce operations and environmental costs and other hidden expenses that are shaped by design decisions. Read More