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Without biodiversity, we don't have sustainability   |   Dr. Vandana Shiva |

THE ENVIRONMENT

Our second sub-theme is THE ENVIRONMENT

climate change  sustainable energies  green buildings  |  green transportation | green universities  biodiversity | 

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Two Atlanta businesses announce green building program

May 22, 2014

The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation and Southface, both based in Midtown, announced Wednesday they are partnering to create the nation’s first green building certification program for historic buildings.


 

Green Building Wall Moves to Filter Indoor Air

May 22, 2014

Researchers have created a public-scale prototype of a mobile green wall designed to harness the power of plants to clean the air inside the building. The prototype was created by researchers from the School of Architecture at Rensselear Polytechnic Institute at the Institute’s Centre of Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE) in New York City.

Will Concrete Carbon Capture Revolutionise Green Building? g

May 21, 2014

Greater emphasis has been placed on Life Cycle Assessments in the latest version of LEED, providing a potential boost to carbon capture technologies.

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Study says green buildings don't create happier workers, yet

May 6, 2014

People working in buildings certified under LEED's green building standard appear no more satisfied with the quality of their indoor workplace environments than those toiling in conventional buildings, according to new research from the University of California, Berkeley, and the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom.

 

Germany Taps Universities in Its Push for Green Energy

May 11, 2014

While Germany is supporting university research into solar power and other clean energy, perhaps the biggest innovation in higher education is how the Energiewende has triggered the creation of new interdisciplinary approaches, pushing institutions to develop new courses, degrees and departments.

Singapore university’s green campus strategy to cut energy & water usage by 35 per cent

May 2, 2014

Nanyang Technological University (NTU), one of the biggest universities in Singapore with 33,500 students, has set out to cut energy and water usage, carbon footprint and waste output by 35 per cent by year 2020, transforming it into one of the most environmentally friendly university campuses in the world.

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