As part of a Joint Venture, the technology group The Linde Group and the American company Waste Management Inc. will build the world's biggest plant for the conversion of landfill gas into environmentally friendly biogas in Livermore, California.
Electronic Recyclers International (ERI), the nation's leading recycler of electronics and e-waste, was recognized by CNET.com's green reporters as one of five standout organizations in the green technology realm last week.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Deputy Regional Administrator Bharat Mathur today congratulated the regional winners of the 2007 President's Environmental Youth Awards at an event in Chicago.
DOE photovoltaic funding for years has gone to programs that promise more efficient conversion of sunlight to electricity, or in aiding solar start-up companies. It's called "technology push."
Kyocera Wireless Corp. (KWC), a leading global manufacturer of wireless handsets and devices, announced that it has again earned its eighth consecutive recycling award from the City of San Diego's Environmental Services Department (ESD).
Portland's beautiful tidal basin, known as Back Cove, has been home to Forest Park apartments since 1944. Among the beautiful homes and breathtaking views of downtown Portland, sits this landmark apartment community, which many Mainers have called home over the years.
iVoice Technology, Inc., announced today a new Patent Application filing for a process it describes as Recycled Tire Pod with Appliance Recess Guide, using Recycled Tires. The application supports one of the Company's new "green" platforms. iVoice Technology recently decided to develop and acquire green technologies to support activities in large markets.
Fred J. Dufek, President/CEO and Managing Director of e-Green Management, LLC, announced today that the Company has celebrated a successful Earth Day 2008, Tuesday, April 22, 2008, in New York's prime commercial district and is proud to have been invited to perform as a "Green" service provider for The Rockefeller Group.
MyHome, LLC announced today it will apply its trademark full-service approach to the green renovation and construction markets. This means designing, supplying, and installing every part of a (NYC) green building project in a market that has traditionally been divided by niche service providers.
Xerox Corporation, building on four decades of leadership in advancing environmentally sustainable practices, is committing $2 million to Rochester Institute of Technology to serve as a founding partner of The Golisano Institute for Sustainability. Anne Mulcahy, Xerox chairman and CEO, made the announcement today during a presentation on the RIT campus.
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