EED Accredited Professionals (LEED APs) are building industry professionals who have demonstrated a thorough understanding of green building and the LEED® Green Building Rating System™. The LEED AP credential indicates that the professional has the knowledge and skills to facilitate the LEED certification process.

As visitors, we have the explicit responsibility to leave no trace from our visits. Whether it’s handling garbage safely (some islanders do not always do this even when they take money for removing your trash – it often gets thrown behind a building somewhere) or being cautious fueling vessels and watching what gets sent overboard, it all adds up.

Informative tips on how to build a solar panel and how to build a wind generator. Green Earth for Energy shall show you exactly how to get the results you are after.

Rumsey is an amazing engineering firm with passionate people dedicated to changing the way buildings are built.

The Go Green Radio show with host Jill Buck talks with Eric Corey Freed, a judge of the upcoming Re:Vision DALLAS competition, about the plans to build the first ever sustainable city block with a design from the Urban Revision competition.

Casa Nueva Guide, in cooperation with Texas Gas Services (subsidiary of CenterPoint), Austin is presenting a Natural Profit Workshop – Open to 800 to 900 builders, "Why build green? Design Techniques," held in San Antonio, April 27, 2009.

Speaking literally, an eco-classroom is "a classroom designed to minimize the negative impacts on the environment through the use of innovative building

Check out Jennifer Languell’s podcast where she discusses being ahead of the Green curve, incentives for building eco friendly, the human element of global climate change, and her part in the Discovery Channel’s environmental series Discovery Project Earth.

As the 2009 NFL Draft approaches, and anticipation builds, do the Packers really know what they will be getting with their first round draft pick? History says, um, not necessarily...

VIRAL - not shareware, sharethought, sharedesign, sharecorpVIRAL - green construction, recycled materialsVIRAL - leading edge green container architecture for hackerspace/sharecorp startups - easy fast cheap VIRAL LIBERTY - no world markets of luxury as supercorp starves half the world and profits on transhipped goods = 100M sea/land

Chris Cheatham interviews Eric Corey Freed, for the Green Building Law Update, about the design competition for Urban Re:vision Dallas. Take a look at Freed's take on "organic architecture" and what's to come in Dallas' sustainable city block project.

Garden is something which brings life to the entire house. It is all over green and builds up a magic in and around the house. There are many who love gardening and would always choose to decorate and plant more plants in their garden to make it look exquisite and unique.

In an interview with Eco-Libris blog Avrim Topel talks about his personal experience, the benefits of green building, the costs, the importance of the LEED certification and how a home-building process transformed into a personal quest to share this experience and information with others.

How To Build Your Own Highly Targeted Opt-in List, Marketing Advice - An Interview With Sopan Greene, Get Viral For Painless Marketing

How To Build Your Own Highly Targeted Opt-in List, Marketing Advice - An Interview With Sopan Greene, Get Viral For Painless Marketing

Greenprints Conference in Atlanta, Georgia

Green Buildings are designed to efficiently use, protect and reduce waste and pollution. US Building impacts on resources are: 39% of total energy consumption, 71% of electricity consumption, 39% of CO2 emissions, 30% of raw material use, 30% of waste output and 12% of potable water consumption. Building Green is a vision we must have today.

By Hank Kalet, March 24, 2009 for The Progressive Media Project.By engaging individual homeowners in going green, we will not only reduce our carbon footprint one household at a time. We will simultaneously be building the larger constituency we’ll need to arrive at our clean energy future.

More than 100 years ago, J.A. Loring had his eyes on the California sky and his hand on a pen. His hand-scribbled notes, along with those of 3,000 other "citizen scientists," can be found lining the drawers of green filing cabinets in the basement of a U.S. Geological Survey building in Laurel, Maryland.

In the late '90s, for instance, the greens managed to run the Shintech company out of Convent, La., where it had planned to build a chemical plant that would have created more than 150 jobs. Though three-quarters of the black residents near the site wanted the facility, the company eventually backed out, tired of the harassment.