Source: EWG.org WASHINGTON, DC – Tap water in many large metropolitan areas is polluted with a cocktail of chemical contaminants. These pollutants usually don’t violate any legal standards, but they often come in potentially toxic combinations that raise serious questions about the long-term safety of drinking the water. Pensacola, Fla.; Riverside, Calif.; and Las...
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The state of the Renewable Energy Market in North America is surprisingly quiet, but there is an accelerating trend towards green energy. On September 13th-16th, the Renewable Energy Markets 2009 Conference was held in Atlanta to discuss the major issues facing the industry. It was put on by the Center for Resource Solutions with...
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Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is an internationally recognized certification system that provides third-party verification that a building was designed and built to improve performance across a variety of metrics: energy savings, water efficiency, emissions reduction and improved indoor environmental quality. The current economic stimulus program brought more attention to the green...
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