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3 firms win contest to help Kaiser design greener hospital
Aditazz, Mazzetti Nash Lipsey Burch and Perkins+Will win Kaiser's "Small Hospital, Big Idea" design contest for concepts to build an innovative, net-zero energy hospital. Read More
Hearst Tower in NYC, Perkins+Will in Atlanta earn top LEED ratings
The world headquarters for the Hearst media company, the Perkins+Will Atlanta office and a vast Office Depot distribution center are among the eye-catching projects to earn LEED green building certification. Read More
Why the road to sustainability starts with pollution prevention
The fundamental idea of preventing pollution, rather than fixing problems, is essential for efficient, economically viable manufacturing, providing services and addressing many environmental problems. Read More
Did The Lorax sell out?
In advance of his new film with Universal Pictures, The Lorax is promoting environmentally friendly sponsors such as HP, Seventh Generation and Whole Foods. He's also advertising a Mazda SUV. Read More
Forest Footprint Disclosure Project 2011 Annual Review
The third annual report on how companies are disclosing their impacts on the world's forests ranks global leaders by sector. Read More
Color It Green: Nike to Adopt Waterless Textile Dyeing
A innovative new technology uses recycled CO2 to color fabric, potentially saving billions of gallons of water and emissions. Read More
Toxic Chemical Pollution Up 16% in 2010, Driven by Mining Firms
The metal mining sector pushed disposal and other releases ot toxic chemicals and metals up 16 percent in 2010, following years of decline. Read More
5 Lessons from AirDye on Building a Strong Green Brand
Efforts by the firm AirDye to sharply reduce the water used by the textile industry in coloring fabrics offer marketing lessons to any company than wants to build a green brand. Read More
The Human Kidney: Inspiration of and Solution to the Water Crisis
Startup company AguaVia thinks it's found a solution to the world's looming water crisis that offers much more than a drop in the bucket. Read More
Water Works: Rebuilding Infrastructure & Creating Jobs
Want to create 1.9 million American jobs and add $265 billion to the economy? Upgrade our water infrastructure. Read More
