EPA Helps Community Sustainability Goals and Foster Economic Development in 22 Locations WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced that 22 communities will receive technical assistance. They will pursue development strategies that support smart growth and sustainability. Notably, these initiatives help advance Community Sustainability Goals at a local level. These strategies will […]
Read More »Holy LED light Super Bowl! As sports technology continues to advance, so does the lighting that illuminates our favorite stadiums. The University of Phoenix Stadium, the host venue for the 2015 Championship Game, made history by becoming the first NFL venue to adopt high-performance LED sports lighting. The installation of Ephesus LED stadium lights not […]
Read More »Renewable power costs are advantageous. Especially when accounting for the cost of pollution, ill health Abu Dhabi, U.A.E., 17 January 2015 – The renewable power costs have reached parity or dropped below the cost of fossil fuels. That’s for many technologies in many parts of the world. Said the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) revealed […]
Read More »Green Sports Agency highlights sustainability work of Northwest teams during Green Sports Week of Action in Seattle (Seattle—Jan. 26, 2015) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency office in Seattle is extending a big congratulations to the Green Sports Seattle Mariners baseball team for winning the “Setting an Example Award” at the Sustainability Leadership Awards hosted by […]
Read More »Volvo Group Begins Electric Mobility The Volvo Group is taking a major step toward transparency and innovation by opening the door to its future research initiatives. Known worldwide for leadership in transportation, construction equipment, and engine technology, the company is now sharing insights into the cutting-edge projects shaping the next generation of sustainable mobility. Through […]
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