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New Report Measures the Actual Impacts of Green Buildings for the First Time

By GreenerBuildings Staff
Published: November 19, 2008

BOSTON, Mass. -- The Green Building Impact Report 2008, written by GreenerBuildings.com executive editor Rob Watson, looks at how the LEED standard has improved the environmental impact of buildings in the last six years -- and how much progress remains to be made.

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Green Building Could Triple in Five Years: Report

By GreenerBuildings Staff
Published: November 19, 2008

BOSTON, Mass. -- A new study from McGraw-Hill Construction says the potential for continued growth in the green building market is huge and projects a possible tripling in the value of eco-friendly construction starts to reach as much as $140 billion.

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The North Face Reaches for Gold at New Green Store

By GreenerBuildings Staff
Published: November 19, 2008

BOISE, Idaho -- Outdoor outfitter The North Face is opening a new eco-friendly store in a historic, nearly 100-year-old building in Boise's Central Business District.

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Green Construction and Demolition

Published June 3, 2006

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The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality developed this informational Web site to help promote green building and deconstruction activities within the state. The site features links for commercial and residential construction. Topics include:

Air Quality and Burning
Brownfields
Land Use
Stormwater
Wetlands

The site provides real estate developers with extensive compliance information as well as tips on green building. Homeowners may also benefit from the site, learning how to use native plants for rain gardens or water conserving landscapes.

Web Site:www.michigan.gov/deqconstruction

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