New tool to cut water use in half with every flush
October 20, 2009 by Tom Guay
Businesses and schools looking to cut back on their water bills just got a helping hand from EPA.
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October 20, 2009 by Tom Guay
Being ‘green’ won’t shield you from EPA penalties
September 15, 2009 by Tom Guay
Just because a company claims to be green and produces green products, doesn’t mean that it’ll get a pass from EPA cops.
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First green buildings, now green leases?
August 19, 2009 by Tom Guay
Get ready for green lease negotiations, whether you’re the commercial tenant or building owner.
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If it’s green today, will it be green tomorrow?
June 23, 2009 by Tom Guay
Not every product that enjoys acclaim today as green and sustainable will retain that coveted title. Some kinks in the green veneer are showing up now that eco-activists are putting products under the microscope.
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Green paybacks aren’t limited to the big boys
May 20, 2009 by Tom Guay
Despite vocal complaints from global warming skeptics, the debate is over for many companies. They assume greenhouse gas (GHG) regulation is a done deal, and they’re looking for ways to capitalize in a world where fossil fuels are liabilities.
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Suppliers needed for federal green building spending
April 23, 2009 by Tom Guay
Green buildings get a billion-dollar push this year from the federal government. This should give a big lift to businesses and contractors who can supply green designs, technology and labor. The buyer’s basic goal: cutting energy costs.
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Green makeover for Empire State Building
April 14, 2009 by Tom Guay
Energy savings are a key goal of a major renovation of the Empire State Building.
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