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Learn more about sustainable commercial kitchens with Chef Chris Galarza from Forward Dining Solutions, who will also be joining GBA for our 2030 District Partner Meeting!

Schools, universities, and municipalities often need to choose between natural grass and artificial turf athletic fields.

In honor of Women’s History Month, GBA celebrates the significance of the following women+ and their contributions to the environmental movement, local and sustainable economic systems, and the health and justice of all people.

It has now been just over 100 days since international leaders gathered in Glasgow, Scotland to determine a path forward on the climate crisis.

Schools, universities, and municipalities often face the need to make a choice between natural grass athletic fields and artificial turf. 

Research consistently shows that systems such as housing, food access, and immigration are and will continue to be affected by the changing climate. As climate change has a wide sphere of influence, it may not come as a surprise to learn that it has very real consequences for human mental health as well. 

At Green Building Alliance, we are so thankful for our members and supporters of our cause. If you are not yet a member of GBA, please consider joining our community.

We all know that using energy produces carbon emissions. But did you know when you use energy is almost as important in reducing carbon? This is the concept explored by “The Future of the Grid and its Impact on Buildings” presentation at Greenbuild 2021* (Richardson, et al. 2021).

The Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green is an incredibly unique project that combines sustainability, adaptive reuse, and support of local artisans. Green Building Alliance and Monmade enjoyed a tour of the space recently, and Monmade’s sustainability consultant, Shayna Bodi, shares her highlights from the tour below. Here is what we learned about the building that will…