Plastic is an unavoidable part of life. It plays the part in healthcare, makeup, interior design and almost every segment of human existence. But it is the most noticeable in food production, storing and preparation which created a growing concern for its harmful effects.
For those looking to meld the comforts of fine living with environmental responsibility, make room in your schedule for the debut of Sheldon Crossing's model LEED Platinum home in February.
Pennsylvania is making strides in turning around economic woes ahead of other states. What is helping? Looking to green, according to Jan Jarrett, President and CEO of PennFuture.
It’s the latest way of gauging the ‘hip’ quotient of a product or service: is it environmentally friendly? There are now a dazzling array of cool green gadgets that are attractive, trend setting, timeless, unique and innovative. How to choose?
GreenNOW is for businesspeople who want to learn how current trends in sustainability can help their business grow and profit NOW.
The half-day program on Thursday, October 22, at Lincoln Financial Field’s SCA Club Lounge, will explore how adopting the latest sustainability practices can create an advantage f
Philadelphia is on its way to becoming a great riverfront city full of cultural, economic and environmental potential. The Coalition for Philadelphia’s Riverfronts (CPR) has plans to create a scenic walking, biking, skating and blading trail that is connected to the city and follows the edges of the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers.
The Northeast Green Building & Design Show is being held October 8-9 at the Raritan Expo Center in Edison, N.J., hosted by Go Green Expo, the nation's premier environmentally-focused business and consumer show.
The ChicGreen living event is designed to showcase the newest and most inventive of the green products and services. The Mayor’s Office of Sustainability will kick off the event. The interactive expo/cocktail party will be held Tuesday October 27, 2009 from 5-9 PM at the Crystal Tea Room in center city Philadelphia.
In the United States, buildings account for 40 percent of the nation’s energy consumption. A good portion of that usage, approximately 20 to 35 percent, comes from lighting. The opportunity to lower that segment of consumption is increasingly occurring by upgrading lighting.
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