Education
The FEED Bag by Lauren Bush
Q&A with Lauren Bush, co-founder and CEO of FEED Projects, LLC
About five years ago, model Lauren Bush designed a bag for the United Nation’s World Food Program’s School Feeding operations. Bush, who had worked closely with the UN’s World Food Program (WFP), w...
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Q&A With Stan Cope, Bonnie Plants
Bonnie Plants was started in 1918 in Alabama by Bonnie Paulk. Stan Cope, grandson of Bonnie Paulk, has led the company into the 21st century. The Cabbage Program was started to encourage and engage...
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Francine Notte, from ETM Solar, instructs a solar Photovoltaic class at SUNY Ulster.
Growing the Green Collar Workforce
With funding for training from the state’s green legislation and initiatives for renewable retrofits, an educated, trained, and certified green workforce is finding its place in the market.
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From left: Ecological co-founders Anthony Sblendorio, Joseph Grano, and Gov. George E. Pataki at Gov. Pataki’s Rockefeller Center offices.
Natural Vision
Through sustainability analysis and innovative development, Ecological is greening real estate for the future.
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With a girth as large as its name suggests, Big Ass Fans’ Isis Fan took top honors for its efficiency: it can circulate as much air as nine ceiling fans. Made of lightweight aircraft grade aluminum, the fan measures 8 to10ft. in diameter, and can be installed in ceilings 12ft. or higher. This caused some discussion among the judges; Black felt it may not be for everyone, only for large spaces with high ceilings. Jupiter felt it important to highlight a lesser-known product like this, to raise awareness in hopes that the company can expand its line and prosper.
Designs for the Future
New York House honors the winners of our second annual Innovative Green Design Awards.℠
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Red Hook residents come out in support of the 10 Percent Challenge to reduce energy by 10 percent and to engage 10 percent of citizens as leaders.
Municipalities Going Green
There are many steps communities can take to reduce energy costs, waste, and carbon emissions.
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