Category: Green Building LEED News

  • The Little LEED Building That Could: South Sudan’s First LEED Certified Building

    Published on:  16 Apr 2014 Feature image:  Slideshow images:  …

  • Colorado River Water Managers Consider Plans for Extended Drought

    The severe risks of an extended drought in the Colorado River Basin—a shutdown of hydropower generation, functionally empty lakes and restrictions on water use—are forcing the basin’s seven states to consider unprecedented changes in how they manage a scarce resource. Still in the earliest stages of negotiation, two remedies have emerged, both of which seek…

  • Meet the Governor Who Crippled His State’s Solar Energy Future

    The future of solar energy in Maine was left in the hands of Gov. Paul LePage this month, but he decided to drop it. LePage vetoed L.D. 1252, a bill that would have helped create more than 1,250 new solar panel and hot water projects at homes and businesses across the state. Those additions would have come…

  • Is It Time for a Real War on Cars?

    In railing against everything from bike lanes to transit spending, pundits and politicians often raise the spectre of a “war on cars.” Of course, there is no war on cars–but there should be. Cars directly kill and hurt more people every year than most diseases, resulting in 1.5 million deaths and 78 million injuries needing…

  • Crius Energy Launches Citra Solar

    The launch of Citra Solar follows on Crius Energy’s introduction of solar services in September 2013 through its network marketing distribution channel, which saw immediate success and has continued to expand rapidly. That success points up a nationwide trend: Residential solar adoption continues to grow across the US, with solarRead More — Solar Builder magazine