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In Georgia, as in other states, colleges model renewables
A Georgia environmental group is offering rare praise to local colleges and universities as models for a state that must do more to adopt clean energy.
MODA to dedicate this year to climate crisis
MODA, also known as the Museum of Design Atlanta, is dedicating a year of exhibits and programs to the climate crisis. Biomicry, bicycles and regenerative design to be the focus.
ILFI CEO Amanda Sturgeon to leave organization in February
International Living Future Institute CEO Amanda Sturgeon announced Tuesday that she plans to leave the Seattle-based nonprofit after four years at the helm.
What happened Wednesday at Greenbuild?
A quick roundup on the first full day of the Greenbuild in Atlanta: Obama, LEED Positive, Kellert Award, Top 10 Products for 2019.
USGBC introduces LEED Positive
The U.S. Green Building Council unveiled LEED Positive today at its Greenbuild 2019 conference in Atlanta.
We’ve got a lead on free Greenbuild Expo passes
Our friends at the Forest Stewardship Council are eager to share a freebie with you: Floor passes to this month’s Greenbuild Expo in Atlanta!
Greenbuild to recognize 3 members of Kendeda Building project team
At least three members of the Kendeda Building project team will be honored by the U.S. Green Building Council during USGBC’s Greenbuild conference next month in Atlanta.
Kellert Biophilic Design Award to be announced Nov. 20 at Kendeda Building
The 2019 Stephen S. Kellert Biophilic Design Award will be bestowed Nov. 20 at Georgia Tech’s recently completed Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design.
USGBC-Georgia honors 9 with Chrysalis Awards
Congrats are due to five individuals and four organizations that won Chrysalis Awards at a U.S. Green Building Council-Georgia event Wednesday evening at the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design.
Q&A: CarbonCure’s Rob Niven plans to ‘expand portfolio of technologies’
Rob Niven began to study concrete’s carbon problem as an engineering student at McGill University in Montreal in the early 2000s. Today, his rapidly growing company provides one of the most promising processes for reducing embodied carbon from buildings.