Construction
Even if you're not a DIY'er, knowing about construction waste and proper building materials is a must. Every homeowner, artist, craft enthusiast or builder will eventually deal with leftover construction materials such as wood, drywall or carpet. Many of these items can be sold for reuse, donated for community projects or recycled into something new.
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How Will Green Collar Jobs Fare Under Stimulus?
Recently, the U.S. Council of Mayors released a report detailing how hundreds of thousands of “green collar” jobs …
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U.S. Mayors 'Ready to Go' on Green Economic Recovery
The U.S. Conference of Mayors released its second report, Mainstreet Economic Recovery, detailing “ready to go” projects that …
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Alberta Plans to Be First Province to Recycle Construction Waste
By 2010, Alberta Environment intends to establish a program to recycle construction and demolition waste, according to the …
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Mohawk Group Unveils LEED-Certified Showroom
The Mohawk Group recently announced that its Chicago showroom achieved gold-level LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building …
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New Site Focuses on Sustainability Efforts of Sports Stadiums
August Publications, which provides news related to sports stadiums and arenas through its numerous sites, launched Green Sports …
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