Long Live the Green
What everyone needs to know about carbon emissions and deadly designs
The January GreenPiece debut column contained a sidebar featuring a few suggested websites for learning more about green initiatives. A recent visit to two of the sites uncovered information addressing carbon emissions and green designing—both noteworthy issues.
Carbon Emissions’ Calculated Risks
Researchers at Pittsburgh-based Carnegie Mellon University’s Green Design Institute posted an article on the Printers’ National Environmental Assistance Center (www.pneac.org), calling for more stringent measures for calculating global warming-causing carbon emissions. An edited version of the article is reprinted here with permission.
- Places:
- Pittsburgh
- U.S.
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