Month: September 2011
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Solatube Light: Advancing Optical Technologies for Brighter Spaces
Solatube Light Shines Bright: A Beacon of Sustainability Illuminating Milestone Let’s talk Solatube light bulbs. For Solatube International marks two decades of innovation. The company revolutionizes natural lighting solutions. Consequently, they celebrate not just years, but environmental impact. Solatube Light: Carbon Savings Soar Annual carbon emissions reduction reaches 27,436 tons. This figure equates to removing…
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ZinCo USA: Leaders in Green Roof Innovation
The High Line is located on Manhattan’s West Side, running from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to 34th Street, between 10th & 11th Avenues. Section 1 of the High Line, which opened to the public on June 9, 2009, runs from Gansevoort Street to 20th Street. When all sections are complete, the High Line…
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Recycling Bin Waste Sites: Centiva Donates 400 to Florence, Alabama
Introduction to Centiva’s generous contribution Let’s talk recycling bin waste sites. For the global conversation around environmental sustainability continues to grow. So more and more businesses are stepping up to make a positive impact. One such company is Centiva. For they are a leading provider of recycling bin waste site solutions. Recently, Centiva made a…
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Los Angeles Selects EverGEN Solar Powered Lights Popular City Bike Path
Carmanah Technologies (TSX: CMH) is pleased to announce that the City of Los Angeles has selected Carmanah EverGEN 1710 solar powered lights to light a popular bicycle path. The EverGEN 1710 was selected because of the customizable operating profiles the systems offers which allow the City to more closely deliver light on the path when…
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Arctic Seals: Protecting Their Habitat Matters
By Oceana Right now, families of seals are swimming in Arctic waters. But just like you and me, seals need to breathe and must take a break from their underwater lives to come to the surface for air. Seals, whales, and many other animals depend on both clean air and clean water to survive in…
