The Kendeda Fund is teaming up with the Southeast Sustainability Directors Network to offer grants “to local partnerships to advance local government policy, plans, or programs that will create equitable and sustainable energy and/or water initiatives.”
Green business guru Paul Hawken wants to change the way we think about climate change. He comes to Atlanta Tuesday to about his new book, Drawdown, and the project behind it.
Drawdown bills itself as “the world’s most comprehensive plan to reverse global warming.”
The American Institute of Architects doubled down this week on its strong stance against climate change by declaring eight principles related to energy efficiency and carbon emissions.
Brooklyn e-commerce site wins a difficult certification, commits to zero waste by 2020 and makes a sustainability tool available to others.
Net zero energy schools are gaining ground in the darnedest of places. Four of the five states with the most net zero schools underway in 2016 were in the South — even though high humidity, low power rates, and few green carrots and sticks would seem to make net zero a steep climb in the region.
A roadmap to guide school administrators, architects, engineers and buildings on the route toward net zero energy schools.
We interview the Living Building Challenge founder on the Georgia Tech project, his return to architectural practice, and the potential influence of the Living Future he’s envisioned on the built environment.
Georgia Tech’s academic community is leveraging the Living Building at Georgia Tech for research even before ground’s broken on the project.
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