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ENVIRONMENT THIS WEEK
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TEACHING GREEN ARCHITECTURE
Take 15 outstanding architecture students, put them in the wilderness for four days, make them create their own shelter and find their own food and what do you get? Sustainable architects.
This is our goal at the Ecosa Institute, a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to incorporating sustainability into the design professions. The institute runs in-depth, total-immersion semesters for architecture, planning, landscape, and other design students.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATIONS
For 35 years, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) has worked hard to protect and restore the damaged ecosystems of the largest estuary in North America. Their latest effort to combat air and water pollution is manifest in their new home, the Philip Merrill Environmental Center near Annapolis, Maryland.
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ENVIRONMENTAL REFUGE
The new Cusano Environmental Education Center sends a message from its wetlands setting near Philadelphia: that environmentally sound construction can be attractive and not necessarily expensive.
The center is an oasis on a site that could be an environmentalist's nightmare. The John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge is the most urban refuge in the United States, with giant jets from the nearby Philadelphia International Airport buzzing overhead.
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More Environment
"Green" Architects - Radio Talk Show, 2001.0504
WAMU Press Release
Singapore Plans Higher Buildings
AP at Yahoo, 2001.0428
Third Paradox Conference To Explore Design Innovations in Sustainable Habitats, Cyberspace and New Forms of Community
Business Wire Press Release, 2001.0426
U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon To Begin on Earth Day
US D.O.E. Press Release, 2001.0423
Capitol Trees Taking Their Leaves
WashingtonPost, 2001.0422
Green house fails to fertilize interest
Indianapolis Star, 2001.0422
Green engineers up there with Rolls-Royce and Marconi
The Guardian, 2001.0421
Concern Rises Over Global Warming
AP, 2001.0409
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