What We Don’t Need

I attended a SUNY (State University of New York) Sustainability conference last week. It was exceptional to see the work of different campuses in the […]

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Hitched

The quote above is one of those truly defining quotes about sustainability, triple bottom line planning, and just plain common sense. I snapped this photo […]

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The Dunk Tank

I will be in the Dunk Tank at the staff picnic planned and hosted by the union and supported by the Authority. I only mention this […]

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What happened to “Re-use”?

  I spent all day Saturday cleaning up and hoeing out our basement. You’d think in a 1,200 sf home (not including the basement) we […]

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Koffie met Vlaai

We were in the Netherlands a couple of weeks ago, a family trip to visit the homeland, friends and relatives, indulge in Dutch cheeses and […]

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Diversity for Efficiency

In the HVAC realm, engineers understand diversity factors. You size the systems understanding that not every space will be requiring full airflow all the time, […]

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In a 30-year timeframe, there is a 26% chance of a 100-year flood event.

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 […]

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Old Blood and Strong Language

For those of you out there, working in various aspects of sustainability for ten plus years, do these statements sound familiar? “We’re looking to you […]

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Organic Growth in the Big Apple

Nearly every time I travel to New York City, mostly for work, I walk the Highline. It is the most fascinating stroll to take, guiding […]

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LEED and Yoga ONE: Time for a Stretch

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 […]

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