Why should it matter if an automotive supplier’s building is LEED® certified? Doesn’t it cost too much? Will you get a return for your investment? Does anyone really care about it anymore?More

Sunday mornings with the funny pages spread everywhere, remember giggling at Garfield’s enormous stomach?  More

A new eco-friendly store, Our Greentopia, opened with a bang, Labor Day weekend, in the Berkley downtown shopping area.  Located at 3165 12 Mile Road, come in for a shopping experience that is good for you and good for the planet.More

A summit will be held from 8 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Friday, October 18, 2013 at The Henry Ford Village Pavilion to celebrate the remarkable restoration accomplishments that have occurred in the river systems of Southeast Michigan over the past few years and renewing our commitment to continue our efforts into the future. The Henry Ford (THF) is one of the country’s leading historical museums and a project partner in the Rouge River’s restoration.More

Hosts, Oakland County Water Commissioner Jim Nash  and Great Lakes Storm water Management Institute founding Director, Professor Don Carpenter, in conjunction with Pure Oakland Water,  held the first regional storm water summit  on October 4th at the Lawrence Technological University (LTU).  More

“Where Green Meets Black: What Works and Why for Sustainable Business,” is Michigan’s only annual statewide sustainability-focused symposium designed for businesses of all sizes and industries.More

Hosts Lawrence Technological University (LTU) and Michigan Interfaith Power and Light held a two day sustainability conference entitled:  Sustainability Strategies for People, Profit & Planet on September 27-28 on the campus of LTU.More

Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash will hold another in a series of town hall meetings to focus on the impact of new state-issued oil and natural gas drilling leases in Oakland County. These leases could bring “fracking” to our area.More

Passive Solar House The Energy Sponge!More