The Green New Deal phrase is credited to New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman. In 2007, he wrote an article introducing the idea: “The New Deal was not built on a magic bullet but on a broad range of programs and industrial projects to revitalize America. Ditto for an energy New Deal.

There’s a saying I like to use when it comes to designing systems: “Engineering is the art of best guess.”

The water-energy nexus is a term used to describe the interdependence between water and energy in our lives. In the development of master planned communities, the water-energy nexus is front and center and has yet to realize its full potential.

Low-energy, zero-energy, energy-positive and passive-house buildings are being built by the thousands across North America. 

The 25 fellows are LEED Professionals at the top of their fields in green building design, engineering and development.

WaterSense is a nationwide initiative that has helped U.S. consumers save billions of dollars and conserve trillions of gallons of water.

We spend a lot of time talking about indoor environmental quality in the modern building construction world.

In summer, cooling is hot. In winter, heating is hot. In between, however, business for HVAC companies can be lukewarm at best.

BREEAM is designed to give the AEC community a place to make continuous improvement.

Abundant batteries that could efficiently store electricity from solar and other renewable energy technologies would fundamentally shift the way we live with power.