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Vintage shot of the Saint Charles streetcar, New Orleans. By Teunisson. Photo courtesy NOPL

Coming Up May 2014

May 7, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Solar Decathlon Europe 2014: Twenty collegiate/university teams compete June 28-July 14 for the coveted top award,  building houses entirely powered by the sun! We’ll introduce you to the Appalachian State […]

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Architecture, Green Practices, Solar energy
2014-Rainbow-Colors-Calendar

Save These Dates! May/June ’14

May 5, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

If you are traveling — or want a reason to — here’s an array of conferences, happenings, and online events in architecture, design, green business, science, community development and more. […]

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Architecture, Art & Design, Green Practices, Science, Sustainability
Henderson Hopkins Schoolat night Courtesy Rogers Partners

Cities: Trends/Transformations Baltimore, Berlin, Boston, Singapore, Changsha

March 22, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

This month in Cities: The World Health Organization estimates that by 2030, 6 of every 10 people will live in a city, and by 2050, this proportion will increase to […]

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Cities, Food, Green Practices, Sustainability, Water
At the International Conservation Center (Pittsburgh Zoo) a biomass burner can dry, resize, store and burn elephant waste. It's a great alternative to the landfill. An elephant produces 100-125 pounds of poop a day. The burner can produce 2000 pounds a day.

Green Museums: Intro to Parts I-III (2014)

February 23, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Green like you’ve never seen Pittsburgh is a great place to debut the new Green Museums series, with stories and best green practices from a spectrum of botanic gardens, museums, history […]

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Architecture, Cities, Green Practices, Museums
Aerial picture of reclamation site

Green Museums (Part III): Pittsburgh Botanic Garden

February 23, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Imagine a 460-acre parcel that has been deep mined, surface mined, farmed by several generations,  and abandoned. Now, after more than a decade of brownfields reclamation and remediation, the place […]

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Gardens, Green Practices, Museums, Sustainability
Shenzhen Futian Courtesy of Xublake

Cities: Sydney, Shenzhen, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Philadelphia & more

January 23, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

There’s no denying that urban spaces – cities worldwide – are trending big-time, with an abundance of people on the move and plenty of challenges. In 2014, we’ll be presenting […]

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Architecture, China, Cities, Europe, Green Practices, Parks
Coffee - a world commodity and beverage

Books on Food: Science, Scams, Marketplace, Lore

December 19, 2013by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

In our selection of holiday  books, you won’t find a lot of recipes, but you will find out what we  crave (salt, sugar, fat), love, obsess, how we taste, why it’s […]

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Books, Food, Green Practices
No, it's not Amsterdam. The UC Santa Barbara bicycle "parking lot." UCSB ranks #1 in 2013 Cool Schools Survey. Photo courtesy of Jonas Krant.

Greenest Colleges & Universities: Just Announced

September 6, 2013by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

For the college-bound or those who want to work in higher education, the just-published 7th Annual CoolSchools Survey by Sierra Club maps out the greenest colleges and universities. Free and online, […]

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Green Practices, Higher education, Sustainability
Dinosaurs in their Time at the Carnegie Natural History Museum.

Green Museums: Part 2 Pittsburgh’s Innovators

August 29, 2013by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

In Part 2 of the Green Museums series, we feature a half-dozen Pittsburgh museums that are embedding green values and practices in how they operate and, as a result, are […]

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Architecture, Green Practices, Museums, Sustainability
Education workshops, programs for kids and outdoor experiences are powderful ways to reinforce the idea that we have only one planet to live on! At Powdermill Nature Reserve.

Green Museums Pt 2: 12 Nifty Ideas

August 29, 2013by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Green Practices in Pittsburgh’s Museums – 12 Nifty Ideas That Add Up Green Team at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium. Their mantra: Practice sustainability wherever you can.  Green Team: […]

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Green Practices, Museums, Sustainability

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