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This site is all about innovation, conservation, re-engineering, remodeling, and rethinking about how we impact our environment. Whether you're a resident, business owner, green builder, or environmental activist... you'll find plenty of information and tools here to bring green living to Dallas. And if you don't find something, drop us a line. This is a 100% participation site.
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ASHRAE Introduces Building Energy Label
ASHRAE is introducing a new building energy label. The good news is that a prototype label for the ASHRAE Headquarters in Atlanta was recently unveiled. ASHRAE is working with major real estate developers to implement the label prototype this fall with a widespread launch of the full program in 2010. The Building Energy Quotient program, […] Read more »
Please urge passage of these bills!
This is time sensitive. These are the last 2 weeks of the 2009 session of the Texas legislature. Please urge passage of these bills! The Texas legislature is in the last two weeks of its five month long, every other year session. In these sessions our primary focus has too often been fighting bad bills. But, for a change we have […] Read more »
Turtle Spring = I found a turtle, what do I do?!
And spring is here! Yay, we are over the murky winter! Hopefully all turtles (and other creatures) successfully hibernated and now are ready for another wonderful year of adventurous life of searching for a mate, reproducing and hatching the next generation of chelonians. Spring is a busy and challenging season for turtles and tortoises. After turtles emerge from hibernation they […] Read more »
Group Condemns Ash Grove Lawsuit Against Texas Green Cement Cities, Predicts Backlash
(Dallas)– Public health advocates say desperation by a company out of sync with the times has motivated an ill-advised lawsuit filed against local governments by the operator of the oldest, dirtiest cement plant in North Texas. Late in the afternoon on the day before Thanksgiving, lawyers for Kansas City-based Ash Grove Cement filed suit in federal […] Read more »
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