Many scenarios in our lives have triple bottom line dimensions—we just aren't accustomed to looking at all three: Equity, Economy, and Environment.

By Keri Luly, LEED AP

Socially and environmentally aware investment programs have grown considerably over the years and have a greater impact than one might realize.

By Keri Luly, LEED AP

The words, "shopping responsibly" take on a whole new meaning when the environment comes into play.

By Keri Luly, LEED AP

Making improvements in production is vital but we can't forget about the post-consumption phase.

By Keri Luly, LEED AP

Assessing the sustainability of products and materials is trending toward a quantitative approach.

By Carol Derby

Clarifying and demystifying product emissions testing.

By Keri Luly, LEED AP

Continuing the discussion about how chemicals impact our health and what we can do about it.

By Keri Luly, LEED AP

A clarification of the terminology surrounding synthetic and organic chemicals and a closer look at how they affect the built environment.

By Scot Case

Greenwashing is still prevalent and savvy purchasers should know how to spot environmental claims that are meaningless. 

By Keri Luly, LEED AP

One landmark Chicago building is taking steps necessary to achieve LEED certification.

By Keri Luly

A closer look at the benefits, complexities and limitations surrounding Life Cycle Assessment.

Whether it's a lack of knowledge in the industry or a lack of motivation to change, the full potential of sustainable furniture has not been recognized.

A cautious, but hopeful look at what “sustainability” really means— and how to preserve its relevance.