By Allyson Koerner
In continuation of the “how to become an eco-participant” as posted yesterday, here are some great environmental organizations to join. We’ve listed our top choices, so good luck finding the right group for you!
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Greenpeace International
Sierra Club
National Audubon Society
Friends of the Earth
To learn more, click here for a list of other [...]
By Allyson Koerner
If you’re someone looking to get more involved with the environment, you’re in luck. We put together a list of some great ways to become an eco-participant. There is no right or wrong way, so choose from the few suggestions we’ve provided below. Hopefully, this list will guide you in the green direction!
1. [...]
By Megan Webb
Forbes recently named the “most high-tech green buildings in the world.” Only 10 properties received this honor including:
The Milwaukee Art Museum Quadracci Pavilion
Eden Project
Port of Portland
SAP America headquarters
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The New York Times Co. headquarters
David Brower Center
Princess of Wales Conservatory
Chartwell School
Musée du quai Branly
One our favorites is Oregon’s Port of Portland new office building, which features [...]
By Monica Breeden
Protecting the environment doesn’t have to be a chore. Below is a list of easy and fun ways to be green without breaking the bank.
The Lower the Better. Conserve your water. Begin by installing low-flow toilets and faucets with [...]
With the recent court decision upholding the California Air Resources Board (CARB) TRU ATCM regulation that went into effect on December 31, 2009, Rypos, is committed to continuing to work with TRU owners still in need of a cost-effective solution.
The company is working with several leading equipment finance companies to offer attractive lease terms through [...]
Source: Boston Business Journal
Author: Jackie Noblett
A Holliston company has big plans to capitalize on stringent air-emissions standards for diesel engines and is receiving new attention from investors because of it.
Rypos Inc., a 12-year-old technology development firm, announced its first round of outside financing last week — an $8 million Series A financing from Los Angeles [...]
Dewpointe® by AWS Offers Consumers
Eco Friendly Alternative to Bottled Water
By Megan Webb
West Coast Green 2009 was full of innovative and forward-thinking products for both residential and commercial use. One of our favorite products at the show was the Dewpointe® DH9 by Atmospheric Water Systems.
Dewpointe® creates drinking water from one of the Earth’s renewable resources, air, providing up [...]
AirportShareACab Reduces Harmful Carbon Emissions by
Matching People in Cabs
By Megan Webb
Yellow is the new path to green. At least that’s what TripVerde, a software company based in Austin, has observed as it prepares to role out its new software product, AirportShareACab (ASAC), in San Antonio next month.
ASAC is a software program that matches two or [...]
By Eco News Network
RYPOS Inc. and Utility Trailer Sales of Southern California recently provided 25 Air Resources Board (ARB) inspectors in California with a demonstration of diesel particulate filters in conjunction with a review of the new California Air Resources Board (CARB) regulations for TRUs set to go into effect later this year.
ARB inspectors will [...]
Today, Proventia announced that they have received CARB approval for the Proventia FTF (flow through filter) which fits many models of the Thermo King straight truck (bobtail) TRUs such as the MDII, KDII, TDII and more. The Proventia FTF is the lowest cost method for Thermo King Bobtail TRU owners to comply with the California [...]
