Are green jobs a myth? The guy who thinks so uses smart meters &
electricians as an example. Can solar business make it in a place like
Pittsburgh? Also in the GreenRoom: Oregon is copying the efforts of the
world’s #1 solar country (Germany) step by step; a slide show of “surprising”
home energy hogs; the Senator who thinks climate change a hoax speaks; and – are
trains greener than trucks?
What do environmental costs do the world’s ‘Top 3,000’ companies? Try $2.2
trillion annually. On the other end: A $99,000 house is not only affordable, but
also sustainable. Also in the GreenRoom: Tips on buying CFLs; projected
huge terawatt-hour savings from using LEDs & OLEDs; a wind turbine training
video; an energy storage briefing; and a look at whether LEED buildings can be
decertified.
You’ll find both
geothermal & hydrogen in this week’s GreenRoom, along with a
blade-full of wind news, startling energy efficiency claims, and 111 ideas on
how to green buildings in New York City. Plus: Who serves as Coke’s chief
sustainability officer? How will Siemon stop sending anything to landfills? An
AC-only solar module rolls out. And: How zero-down solar leases will help.
Is this green leasing’s moment? Who are the Top 10 Sustainable CEOs? Why is wind
energy growing, but the number of jobs provided decreasing? Find answers in
GreenRoom! Also: Why do plans for a solar install in Panoche Valley,
Calif., have enviros lined up on both “for” and “against” sides? What will you
find in 10 recent weekly green news roundups? What are the “gray” areas in green
building insurance?
RSS Feed