Taking a vacation means breaking free of your daily grind. It doesn’t have to mean doing nothing, however. A growing group of conscientious individuals are selecting each year not to spend their vacations just lounging around, but instead doing something productive with their time away from work or school. These individuals are now engaging in […]
Posted bySteveon07.18.2012inSociety
A recent post on this blog detailed the LEED certification organization, an independent green building standards authority, which, through accreditation, creates career opportunities for those looking to be involved in green building construction. The LEED accreditation and certification programs are not just valuable for those looking to become directly involved in the industry, but also […]
Posted bySteveon07.13.2012inGreen Building
Careers in the green building industry continue to expand. From architecture to manufacturing, being familiar with the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED program is essential for success in a world increasingly aware of natural resource shortages and human health issues. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. As the Green Building Council notes, […]
Posted bySteveon06.27.2012inGreen Building
The Living Building Challenge, created in 2006 by Cascadia Green Building Council founder Jason F. Mclennan, is the first building standard designed to go beyond simple reduction of environmental impact and take a restorative approach with the intent of creating zero impact and actively providing a net benefit to the surrounding area. Rather than using […]
Posted bySteveon05.23.2012in@ Green Geek, Green Building, Society
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