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  • Living Building Challenge

    Jason McLennan at Bioneers conference 10/17/09 More on the Living Building Challenge at http://www.cascadiagbc.org/lbc

    Posted at October 20, 2009 | By : | Categories : News | Comments Off on Living Building Challenge
  • House Plants, Living Walls and IAQ

    While it’s well known that plants convert carbon dioxide into oxygen through photosynthesis,  NASA's oft cited 1989 study showed that many houseplants also remove harmful elements such as amonia,  trichloroethylene, benzene, and formaldehyde from the air. In research designed to create a breathable environment for NASA orbiting space stations,  scientist Dr. Bill Wolverton discovered that houseplants are ...

    Posted at April 2, 2009 | By : | Categories : News | Comments Off on House Plants, Living Walls and IAQ
  • EDL Radio Interview with Deborah Lindsey on Tomorrow Matters (Jan 18th 2009)

    Thomas Rettenwender speaks with Pacific Grove Council member Deborah Lindsey about the Ecologic Design Lab and the current state of the green building industry. [audio:TM20090118edit.mp3]

    Posted at February 16, 2009 | By : | Categories : Education,News,Testimonials | Comments Off on EDL Radio Interview with Deborah Lindsey on Tomorrow Matters (Jan 18th 2009)
  • Richard Register, President of Ecocity Builders, on Buildout vs Bailout

    DON'T BAIL OUT, BUILD OUT OF OUR PRESENT ECONOMIC DEBACLE by Richard Register Once upon a time there was an economic disaster that laid low the United States of America and spread hardships from sea to shining sea and even out across the oceans blue. Then came a war of unprecedented proportions. But we beat back the Great Depression and won the Second World War. ...

    Posted at February 4, 2009 | By : | Categories : News | Comments Off on Richard Register, President of Ecocity Builders, on Buildout vs Bailout
  • EcoLogic on ‘Tomorrow Matters’ with Deborah Lindsay, Sunday, Jan 18th, 10:00 – 10:30am

    Thomas Rettenwender, Architect, Professor and Co-Founder of the EcoLogic Design Lab will talk with Deborah Lindsay, Producer and Radio Host of Tomorrow Matters on KRXA 540 AM, Sunday Jan 18th at 10:00 am to discuss the Ecologic Design Lab, the role of the sustainability coordinator in the development process and the EcoLogic Course 'The Principles of Green Building Design' they offer at Monterey Peninsula College this spring (begins Feb. 4th) and UC Santa Cruz ...

    Posted at January 10, 2009 | By : | Categories : Events,News | Comments Off on EcoLogic on ‘Tomorrow Matters’ with Deborah Lindsay, Sunday, Jan 18th, 10:00 – 10:30am
  • An Ecologic Approach to Architectural Design talk at NARI

    We will be giving a talk for the National Assocciation of the Remodelling Industry, Monterey Chapter on Wednesday, January 14th, from 5.30 till 7pm. nari-flyer-off-site-fergusons

    Posted at January 2, 2009 | By : | Categories : Events,News | Comments Off on An Ecologic Approach to Architectural Design talk at NARI
  • An Ecologic Approach to Architectural Design

    We will be giving a talk for the National Assocciation of the Remodelling Industry, Monterey Chapter on Wednesday, January 14th, from 5.30 till 7pm. Download flyer for details:

    Posted at January 2, 2009 | By : | Categories : News | Comments Off on An Ecologic Approach to Architectural Design
  • EcoLogic radio interview

    Our live interview on Monday's "Empowered Perspectives" show at local KNRY radio - 1240am, is being rebroadcast on Friday, Dec 26, from 3-4 pm

    Posted at December 23, 2008 | By : | Categories : News | Comments Off on EcoLogic radio interview
  • ‘The Principles of Green Building Design’ course commences at MPC

    'The Principles of Green Building Design' commences at Monterey Peninsula College. Registration this week! MPC Web Registration: www.mpc.edu Admissions and Registration: (831) 646-4002 Information: (831) 646-4000

    Posted at December 12, 2008 | By : | Categories : Events,News | Comments Off on ‘The Principles of Green Building Design’ course commences at MPC
  • solar technology inspired by photosynthesis

    "Compared to conventional silicon based photovoltaic technology, Dyesol’s technology has lower cost and embodied energy in manufacture, it produces electricity more efficiently even in low light conditions and can be directly incorporated into buildings by replacing conventional glass panels rather than taking up roof or extra land area." dyesol.com - manufacturer asknature.org - biomimetc products

    Posted at December 11, 2008 | By : | Categories : News | Comments Off on solar technology inspired by photosynthesis
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