Back in September, PARK(ing) DAY was enacted worldwide. It was begun in 2005 by a San Francisco art and design studio, Rebar. It converted a single metered parking space into a temporary public park in the downtown. There have been memorable …

PARK(ing) DAY + a green Gov. Hogan? Read more »

This is a very interesting young company IMO.  Seventh Generation is known for its green household and personal care products. Fact is that for St. Margaret’s Eco-Friendly Household Cleaning Products blueprint, developed by members of the church’s Environmental Missions Committee, …

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Opening today in the town of Krommenie, the Netherlands, is a solar bike path–or, why not…a green road? This stretch is being called the first of its kind in the sphere of public works ownership. The path includes embedded solar …

The 1st Solar Bike Path is (T)here… Read more »

Little Falls Watershed Alliance logo

of water from our Creator’s perspective.” This from the Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake’s Kolya Braun-Greiner, MDiv, Project Coordinator, Trees for Sacred Places. Her piece in the current bulletin is so worthy that I want you to see a good share of …

“With these ‘watershed eyes’ we can view the sacredness… Read more »

Mies van der Rohe, Chicago apartment towers, 1951

Background– The other Saturday I was in NYC attending a day-long symposium celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Historic Preservation program’s founding in the Graduate School of Architecture at Columbia. A good share of the program assumed the climate-preserving virtue …

Stemming the Loss of Heritage and/or Sparing the Environment. What’s Embodied Energy Got to Do With It? Read more »