Project Turnaround is looking for team members to help create an Ecovillage. Imagine a neighborhood without social walls to block those with challenges while providing gardens and art for everyone. Project Turnaround has been building a team of passionate and talented people to build a sustainable and loving environment that integrates people with developmental challenges (PDC) with society. Imagine an ecovillage [...more]
The following article can be found in The Stained Glass Quarterly publication, Volume 107, Number 2 Summer 2012. The article is written by Larry Zgoda. To learn more about the publication visit stainedglassquarterly.com
Hubbell & Hubbell Architects is proud to announce the Farrar Green Home in Escondido, California to have received a LEED Platinum Certification. The two-story, four bedroom, three-1/2 bath home owned by Rhonda and Nigel Farrar, is a model for green building, and is designed to make the most of natural light [...more]
By Noah Garrison, NRDC, and Cara Horowitz, Emmett Center on Climate Change and the Environment at UCLA School of Law Installing green roofs and cool roofs in southern California could save consumers more than $211 million in energy bills and reduce emissions equivalent to removing 91,000 cars from the road each year, according to a [...more]
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