5 More Books for Going Green
May 5, 2015
Last week, we gave you five books to inspire you to go green(er). Well, we decided to give you five more.
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Hotels and Sustainability: Are We Failing to Go Green on Vacation?
May 5, 2015
Hotels accomodate tens, if not hundreds, of visitors a day. That’s a lot of laundry, water and potential waste. So, how do you know if your stay is harming the environment?
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Surprising & Innovative Items Made from Recycled Paper
May 4, 2015
Paper isn’t just recycled into more plain paper – it can be used to create sofas, water bottles and more.
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The Keys to Being a Bike-Friendly City
May 4, 2015
It’s National Bike Month! Check out what makes a city great for biking and how you can encourage improvement in your own town.
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Bill Gates, ‘Poo Water’ & Reinventing the Toilet
May 1, 2015
As droughts plague more of the nation, the (stressed) future of water has everyone one looking for solutions.
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Los Angeles’ LAX Airport Achieves Top-Level LEED Recognition with Upgrade
May 1, 2015
New Tom Bradley International Terminal recognized for green features.
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How to Recycle Lead
May 1, 2015
Lead can be a highly dangerous substance if disposed of or recycled improperly. Learn the basics for getting rid of lead-based paint, batteries and more.
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Case Study: California Public Schools Performing Energy Efficient Upgrades
April 30, 2015
The California Energy Commission has been doling out funds through Clean Energy Jobs Act.
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City Profile: Oxford, Mississippi
April 30, 2015
The schools of Oxford, Mississippi, were recently recognized for their recycling efforts. See what else the city is doing to go green!