Mr. Chow has written an excellent article on lighting design that anyone, whether interested in LEED or just good lighting should read as a primer. I have seen lighting considered as an afterthought on far too many projects. Either people don’t want to spend the money on good quality lighting, or they do not receive […]
Well, the Terminator is back…at least in the matter of Climate Change. I have to give the Governor credit for his comments…and I especially like the comment that “I, personally, want a plan. I don’t want to be like the last horse and buggy salesman who was holding out as cars took over the roads. […]
I have always thought highly of Senator Bateman…I have had the pleasure of working for him when he was a Freeholder…and I have had the pleasure of working with him on issues since he has been in the legislature. His editorial on energy conservation is at the very least insightful. It also happens to be […]
The concept of creating a low interest loan bank of investments for the hard to recycle plastics and glass is certainly an interesting concept. Kudos to Mr. Gonan and company for proposing and getting funding for the idea. Of course, the article does leave a bit out of the equation. It states that there is […]
A-4763, the Electronic Waste Management Act, was voted out of the Appropriations Committee this week and is now pending a final Assembly Vote on Thursday, December 17. Essentially, this legislation, which was amended to take industry concerns into account, became mired in a series of untruths (is that a lie?) put forth by the industry. […]