Mega-Rich Go Green, Bloomberg’s Global Warming Task Force, MTA’s Green Escalators, & Randall’s Island Green Roof

Stephen Del Percio

August 17th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

• More Green Building Legislation May be Imminent for Garden State
• NYC Green Building Competition Opens, Office Building of the Year in Westchester, & Green Efforts Lagging Upstate
• Bikes in Buildings Bill, Williamsburg’s LEED Silver Edge v. Sarah Palin, More Green Leasing, & Gotham’s First Electric Delivery Truck
• Risk Building: Historic Green Renovation Underway in Summit, New Jersey
• ML: 303 East 33rd Street- Sales Begin at Murray Hill’s First Green Condos
• SJP Properties to Seek LEED Rating for Metropark Corporate Center
• Hoboken Sustainability Primer: From Green Buildings to Clean Power
• Newark’s Lincoln Coast Cultural District Set to Open New Jersey’s First Urban LEED Homes
• Huntington (LI) LEED Legislation Offers Incentives for Developers to Go Green
• Merrill Lynch at Ground Zero? Grant for Greenbelt & High-Speed Link to D.C.

Filed Under: Most Recent • Week in GreeNYC

Tags: Cape May • City Council • climate change • global warming • green building legislation • green escalators • green roof • Joseph Moinian • LEED • Mayor Bloomberg • MTA • New Jersey • Norwalk Community College • Randall's Island

• Cape May, New Jersey proposes FAR bonus for green homes based on LEED.
• 7000-square-foot green roof installed on Randall’s Island admin building.
• City Council passes legislation that will fine businesses that keep doors open while air conditioning is running.
• Mayor Bloomberg organizes global warming task force.
• Developer Joseph Moinian installing 1500-foot-deep geothermal well at 655 Park. Avenue coop; is green “next frontier” for mega-rich?
• MTA’s energy-efficient, “green” escalators get off to a rough start.
• Battle over LEED continues at Norwalk Community College.

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   Comment by Jim Johnson CRS on 17 August 2008:

   I enjoy following your blog! The Bend Oregon real estate market continues to slow. It looks like a good time to buy in your area.

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