Learn more as we explore the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum through this online audio-visual tour.
The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum– A Case Study Read More »
Dr. Joan Schiller is a medical oncologist and adjunct professor at University of Virginia. She is passionate about the impact of climate change on health. She recently published two articles on the subject in The Journal of Clinical Oncology – Oncology Practice and Lung Cancer News, a publication of the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer.
Join us as Dr. Schiller explores the topic and shares her wisdom.
Climate Change And Health: A Lunchtime Chat With Dr. Joan Schiller Read More »
This course(in article format) is an exploration of sustainability and its intersection with pets. Animal companions enrich peoples’ lives in a variety of unique ways, but it is up to owners to reflect that enrichment in a way that supports the health of this planet.
Living Sustainability With Pets: Reducing The Carbon Pawprints Of Our Furry Friends Read More »
Let’s look at some HVAC operation strategies that will help mitigate the transmission of respiratory infections such as COVID-19.
COVID-19 AND HVAC SYSTEMS : Where Are We? Read More »
In summary, there is a brief discussion of alternatives to current plastic manufacturing and disposal systems and what it will take to reduce plastic in food production and the environment.
A World View Of Plastics- Consumption, Environment and Human health Read More »
The following sections provide a brief review of the coal industry in the U.S., offer an overview of the global coal industry, and present the arguments for and against maintaining or expanding the current levels of coal-fired energy. The United States is used as the discussion country for purposes of argument.
C O A L : BLACK GOLD …OR IS IT? Read More »
When Western science cannot explain particular environmental issues with hardcore data, there is invaluable information that is never discovered. Indigenous people, on the other hand, rely on ingrained knowledge to assess the natural world. The knowledge is called by many names, but it is commonly referenced as Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK). Can we incorporate Indigenous Knowledge into Environmental Sustainability and Sustainable Infrastructures?
Green construction is going to continue to grow, and LEED is going to continue to be a pivotal contributor, creating jobs and impacting our global sustainability efforts along the way.With so much to know and learn about LEED and its latest version, GBRI has done the heavy lifting for you and pulled together the top 10 things you should know.
What You Should Know About LEED Read More »
Trending Forward: Green Strides in Housing and Development Read More »
This course reviews the origins of TRUE, certification requirements and levels, the rating system process, and the relationship to LEED.
The TRUE Zero Waste Rating System: Seeing Waste with TRUE Eyes Read More »
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