Construction
Even if you're not a DIY'er, knowing about construction waste and proper building materials is a must. Every homeowner, artist, craft enthusiast or builder will eventually deal with leftover construction materials such as wood, drywall or carpet. Many of these items can be sold for reuse, donated for community projects or recycled into something new.
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Yankees Focus on Sustainability During World Series
The Yankees have had a winning season both on and off the field this year. In its first …
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Facebook's Office Is Cooler Than Yours
We’ve seen some pretty cool reuse construction, but Facebook’s new headquarters may take the cake. Designed by San …
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What's Inside the Nation's Greenest Dorm? Happy Students
A college student’s desire to lead an eco-friendly lifestyle is often hindered by lack of opportunity in dormitories …
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Hospital Runs On Beer
A hospital and a local brewery in southern Wisconsin are piloting a program to create renewable energy.
The project, …
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Rhode Island Animal Shelter First LEED Gold in U.S.
The Potter League, an animal shelter in Middletown, R.I., recently became the first shelter in the U.S. to …
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