UN Climate Summit Targets Critical Issue: Responsible Yachting
Nick Pope writes for the Daily Caller about a surprising element of the United Nations’ climate agenda. It appears the UN thinks it’s important to extend the principles of climate…
Nick Pope writes for the Daily Caller about a surprising element of the United Nations’ climate agenda. It appears the UN thinks it’s important to extend the principles of climate…
On Friday, the NC Department of Public Instruction announced that “Sandy Grove Middle (Hoke County Schools) and Wiley International Studies Magnet Elementary (Wake County Schools) were nominated to represent North…
The economy is thriving. Government is building all kinds of stuff to house its increasing capacity. Jobs are being created out the ying-yang. As another example, the Eastern Band of…
Byron York reports here on architect Paolo Soleri’s great experiment in “sustainable” architecture, Arcosanti, a self-contained, high-density city he began building in the high desert in Arizona in the 1970s.…
We learn today that the “green” design of the new Raleigh Convention Center will help save money on operations. I wonder how those cost savings compare to the amount of…
This should come as no surprise, but Guilford County Schools plans to go green with the $457 million in bond money voters handed over in May. There are just a…
Highlands will be getting a new municipal building, and nobody knows how much it will cost. The plans have grown 14% and now require excavation. Unfortunately, the grand staircase had…
I found Guilford County Schools Superintendent Terry Grier’s comments in yesterday’s N&R front-pager on school construction very interesting: Grier said he is concerned about the board’s tendency to build large…
Asheville’s skyline could change, and the media is trying to get folks to think they should care. The Ellington, like all large buildings downtown, is anticipated to propel Asheville into…
Hey, Chris, now this is green construction.
Here’s a look at those enviro-friendly, green homes and what they are really all about.
More proof that technology, not government, is going to drive reduction in pollution.