Daily Archives: May 1, 2008

Leading by Example, GSA Goes Organic

Read the press release. Spring is here, and the General Services Administration has begun using organic fertilizer on the grounds of all its federal buildings in the National Capital Region. The region, which is part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed, … Continue reading

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Philadelphia Phillies knock it out of the park with green power

Read the press release. The Philadelphia Phillies announced today a green power purchase of 20 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) to serve the ball club’s 43,500-seat Citizens Bank Park. The purchase not only places the Phillies as the largest green power purchaser … Continue reading

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Petroleum Refineries to Take Steps to Reduce Air Pollution

EPA is requiring petroleum refineries to reduce air pollution emissions from new, modified, or reconstructed process units by using updated performance standards. These standards call for refineries to add technology controls shown to reduce emissions. The standards also include options … Continue reading

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