Climate Change

BY Victoria Reynal - 11/12/2009

Marriott and its “Spirit to preserve” environmental strategy

Marriott International owns more than 3,000 hotels in the US, and works in 66 countries around the world. It is one of the leading companies in the hotel industry. For a while now it has been carrying out a strong [...]

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BY Marcos Tanaka - 11/09/2009

B-Green. Sustainable urbanization in costa rica

Lake Arenal is located in the mid-north of Costa Rica. This great lake is the principal source of energy of the country by using hydro power and wind power generation. Around the lake, you can find hotels, restaurants and homes [...]

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BY Martín Cagliani - 11/02/2009

Energy wasted through Standby Power

Most homes bleed energy. They lose electricity that no one uses, no one takes advantage of – it’s a total waste. This is called vampire current, or stand-by current. This type of electricity loss is caused by home electronics that [...]

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BY Rodrigo H. Vegas - 10/29/2009

Vauban, the totally sustainable village

Vauban, a town of about 5,000 inhabitants in Germany that is barely 10 years old, was built as a model of sustainability. People began to move there around 2001. It is close to the university city of Freiburg. All of [...]

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BY Martín Cagliani - 10/27/2009

A non-polluting, ecological cement that absorbs greenhouse gases

A British company has developed a kind of cement that can absorb carbon dioxide. This is a very interesting development for the sustainable architecture movement, since carbon dioxide is the main gas that causes the greenhouse effect on our planet, [...]

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