LEED and Yoga THREE: Systems Thinking
One of the most powerful changes in the suite of LEED rating systems is a move to systems thinking. From its origins defining specific sustainable […]
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One of the most powerful changes in the suite of LEED rating systems is a move to systems thinking. From its origins defining specific sustainable […]
Continue reading »As previously mentioned, we’ve gained comfort in the beginner exercises LEED has presented to us, and now it is time to stretch a bit more. There […]
Continue reading »Yes, you read that correctly. A 100-year flood is NOT a flood that happens only once in 100 years. It is a flood that has […]
Continue reading »The newest version of the LEED rating system (LEED v4) has been out for use for a year and will become the only available version […]
Continue reading »This morning my son and I were walking to our carpool ride to a mini maker faire at Barnes and Noble. We we chatting about […]
Continue reading »I was just part of a very nice little in-agency GO GREEN event to help staff understand their options regarding recycling, reuse, green building, greener […]
Continue reading »Sunday just before dinner: time to sit and write after a long, busy day of home improvements and maintenance. The weather broke today, and we […]
Continue reading »Triple Bottom Line (TBL) is a cyclic thought and action process: engage stakeholders, understand the problem, find solutions, repeat, and repeat again. One result of […]
Continue reading »I am speaking at Building Energy 15 in Boston in a FEW SHORT WEEKS. The caliber of presenters at this event is impressive, and I […]
Continue reading »This is my perspective on some legislative language in NYS. I wrote this in early 2009, and it still applies to green building goal setting. […]
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