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You are invited to attend…. NJCAT Stormwater Verification/Certification Issues Meeting Thursday June 18, 2009 9:30 am to 4:00 pm at the NJCAT Offices Rutgers EcoComplex 1200 Florence Columbus Rd Bordentown,NJ 08505 Registration
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Green Highways Forum
EarthVision Environmental News
The Green Highways Forum on November 8, 9 and 10, 2005, College Park, Md., will, for the first time, bring together public and private sector practitioners, including State, Federal and local officials, various private sector construction and materials companies, and a variety of trade associations under one roof and is sponsored by EPA and DOT and several non-profit organizations.
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GAO Report: US Reduces Protection of Waters and Wetlands
EarthVision Environmental News
Oct 13, 2005 WASHINGTON - In the past four years, the United States has drastically cut back on its protection of waterways and wetlands, whose erosion was cited as a factor in the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina, according to a report issued on Wednesday.
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Verizon sees $250,000 per Year Savings from Fuel Cell Energy Pilot
EarthVision Environmental News
GARDEN CITY, New York, Sept. 22, 2005 - Verizon Communications expects to save about $250,000 a year on commercial power costs as a result of a fuel cell pilot project aimed at finding alternative energy sources, the company said Wednesday. The project comes as soaring oil prices push up energy costs. Verizon said the pilot at its office building and network switch center in the New York City suburb of Garden City is the largest trial of fuel cell technology in the United States.
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Largest FSC Certification in the World
EarthVision Environmental News
Bonn, Germany, Sept. 20, 2005 - The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) announced today that an area of 5.5 million hectares of forest that belongs to Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. (Al-Pac) have been certified under the FSC Principles and Criteria. This represents the largest FSC-certified forest in the world.
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New Mexico First State to Join Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX)
EarthVision Environmental News
September 16, 2005 (Santa Fe, NM) - Governor Bill Richardson today announced that New Mexico has become the first state in the nation to join the Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX), a greenhouse gas emission reduction and trading program.
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Wildlife Habitat Council Board Of Directors Elects New Board Chairman
EarthVision Environmental News
SILVER SPRING, MD—The Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) Board of Directors unanimously elected David W. Carroll as its new Board Chairman. The election took place during the Board's visit to Jacksonville, Florida, during which the Board members were given the opportunity to view WHC member sites and projects. He has served on the WHC Board of Directors since 2000 and previously as Secretary-Treasurer on the Executive Committee.
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Duke To Get DELTA Smart House
EarthVision Environmental News
Duke University's Pratt School of Enginering will house 10 students in DELTA "Smart" House
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“Sustainable Business Award”
EarthVision Environmental News
The NC Botanical Garden at UNC-Chapel Hill receives a 2004 "Sustainabe Business Award" for its future Visitor's Center
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Astris Energi Signs Co-Venture Agreement with Plasma Environmental Technologies
EarthVision Environmental News
Astris Energi Inc. (OTCBB: ASRNF), the world's leading alkaline fuel cell (AFC) technology company, announced today that it has signed a Teaming Agreement with Plasma Environmental Technologies Inc. (PET)(TSX VENTURE:PE) of Burlington, Ontario for the development of a real-world installation utilizing PET's hydrogen-producing waste processing system and Astris' AFC technology.
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EPA Called Upon To Suspend Costly Gasoline Regulation Causing Harmful Urban Pollution
EarthVision Environmental News
NAFA claims EPA justified its national regulation on the evidence of a single test vehicle, which it modified, and whose results were “forced” and then introduced into the record after it was too late for public comment. www.altfuels.us
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