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LEEDing Off
By
Andrew Cohen,
March 2010
What was the first building to achieve LEED certification? Who cares?
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Lean and Green
By
Nicholas Brown,
March 2010
Budget-conscious rec departments are buying in to an upward trend in environmentally friendly purchasing.
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Infill We Trust
By
Michael Popke,
September 2009
A New York study claims recycled crumb rubber in synthetic turf poses no threat, but the EPA has yet to weigh in.
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Finish Lines
By
Nicholas Brown,
August 2009
New environmental regulations and more sophisticated polymer formulations have combined to change the gym floor coating game.
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The Breeze Way
By
Michael Popke,
July 2009
Manhattan's Chelsea Piers sports and entertainment complex becomes New York City’s largest commercial consumer of 100 percent wind power.
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Design Details: Solar System
By
Andrew Cohen,
July 2009
A Trombe wall at the Rapid City (S.D.) Community Center South forms a large solar thermal collector.
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Surface Impact
By
Paul Steinbach,
July 2009
The manner in which fields, tracks, courts and rinks are produced and maintained affects not only the game but the globe.
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Performance Enhancements
By
Michael Popke,
July 2009
Cincinnati Public Schools uses sustainable-design strategies to rethink the gymnasium.
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Carbondale Neutral
By
Nicholas Brown,
July 2009
A small-town Colorado recreation center sets a global standard for sustainability.
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Departmental Warming
By
Paul Steinbach,
July 2009
Athletics has trailed the green movement on most campuses, but one researcher predicts the political climate is about to change.
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