July 2010

Ask Jim Funk if theres a future in green energy, hell likely say yes.

A select group of high school teenagers are “going green” at Paradise High School as the Green Tech Academy enters its second year, promoting sustainability and alternative energy.

Waikato Universitys Student Centre has been awarded a prestigious 5 Green Star rating from the New Zealand Green Building Council.

Signature Homes, a private 32-year-old Las Vegas-based builder, has launched a green building business. The 2-month-old unit is part of the company’s custom homes division. It offers home and commercial building energy assessments and makes recommendations.

One building at Bowling Green State University is getting a green makeover and students and faculty will reap the benefits. The project is the result of BGSUs successful application for an American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant. BGSU will receive $911,658 to upgrade the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in Hayes Hall. Energy …

Fenton There will be a new industrial business on the block in the citys industrial park, in the former Lear Corporation building. McDunnough, Inc., a plastics recycling company, is moving from Whitmore Lake to Fenton.

Ask Jim Funk if theres a future in green energy, hell likely say yes.

West Milford There are both short- and long-term benefits with investing in sustainable technologies when building or renovating your home or business. So said a panel of experts at a recent West Milford Democratic Club meeting last month. The program featured presentations from Passaic County Freeholder Director Bruce James, Phil Luogameno, president of North Star Building Associates here in …

KUCHING: Malaysian Green Technology Corporation (MGTC) will collaborate with the Ministry Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water, as well as Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) to conduct the Green Technology Road Show 2010 this July 15 at Pullman Hotel.

Maintaining Vermont’s Long Trail for another 100 years will be challenging for the future members of the Green Mountain Club.