Fortunately, more and more designers and engineers are now viewing stormwater management as an essential sustainable practice at construction projects.

Frito-Lay reopens what will be a “near net zero” plant. The factory will run of mostly renewable energy, operate significantly with recycled water, and will send almost no waste to the landfill.

With its goals to be off of the water grid, carbon neutral, and composting of all of its sewage, the Bullitt Foundation’s future home in Seattle could redefine our definition of “green building.”

As Qatar prepares for the 2022 World Cup, much of the emirate and its capital, Doha, will undergo a more sustainable transformation as well–and schools are part of the mix.

New York, New York. Few icons spread the news about the Big Apple more than the Empire State Building. And its eightieth birthday was marked with a retrofit earning it LEED Gold Certification.

Dunkin’ Brands first report is a good framework for learning what Dunkin’ can do to become even a more responsible company.

The most recent FedEx Global Citizen report is a compelling case study of how microeconomic approaches can help solve large scale, macroeconomic challenges.

Bank of America announced yesterday that it set a goal of reducing its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions 15 percent by 2015 based on the company’s 2010 baseline.