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ENVIRONMENT THIS WEEK
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HOUSE OF CARD
A new after-school club opened in late 2001 on the east coast of England, in Westcliff on Sea, near Southend, Essex — built almost entirely of cardboard. More than a year after its completion, the award-winning school is still standing and not at all limp. Cardboard made from recycled paper is proving to be an inexpensive and environmentally sustainable building material.
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THEATRICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
The newly opened Mondavi Center, for music, dance, and theater, is part of a master plan for the University of California at Davis aimed at creating a new image for the campus. Overcoming the special challenges of designing "green" in a performing arts center, BOORA Architects and Arup engineers have made the building a model of sustainability.
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More Environment
Not Going Green Is Called a Matter of Economics New York Times, 2003.0115
Urban Reformer Shares New Way to Build Cities Environmental Defense Press Release, 2003.0114
Specsources Incorporates GREENGUARD-Certified Office Furniture Designare, 2003.0108
Geothermal Powers 1909 California School into a New Life AIArchitect, 2003.0103
World's Tallest Tower to Produce Energy from Desert The Age, 2003.0103
Protecting and Restoring America’s Wetlands U.S. Environmental Protection Agency press release, 2002.1227
Library 'Green' Down to its Book Stacks Register-Guard, 2002.1225
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