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Seven Ways to Green Fashion

New clothes, new jeans, new bags, new shoes—they’re inevitable this holiday season because, after all, we’re all in a festive, buying mood. In this age of selfies, it’s especially natural to want to always look our darn best. But in…

neoli6 Dicembre 2014

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LEED 2009 Extension and Other Stories | November Roundup

The Link Between Global Warming and Crop Nutrients Global warming might produce less-nutritious crops. That’s the conclusion of a six-year study released earlier this year. Studies report crops and their nutrients don't fare well amidst global warming. According to Samuel Myers of Harvard…

neoli29 Novembre 2014

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Rethinking the Food Crisis and Solutions

If you look past the awesome CGI special effects and mind-boggling time dilation shenanigans of Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, you’d remember that the basic premise of the film is that the Earth is dying and no longer able to produce food…

neoli24 Novembre 2014

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To LEED or Not to LEED | The Case for Anti-LEED

Last month, architect Steve Mouzon made the case for Anti-LEED in a post at ArchDaily. To LEED or Not to LEED At first glance, Anti-LEED sounds like an outright bashing. There’s that prefix anti after all. And we all know LEED is…

neoli20 Novembre 2014

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How Our Dependence on Palm Oil is Killing Our Rainforest, the Orangutans, the Tigers, and the Planet

Next time you’re in the supermarket, check out the list of ingredients of every product on the shelf. Whether it be bread, pasta, toothpaste, chewing gum, soap, shampoo, detergent, cosmetics, chocolate, ice cream, biscuits, peanut butter, instant noodles, and many,…

neoli14 Novembre 2014

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Addictive Substances and Their Environmental Impact

While we have used addictive substances recreationally for more than 10,000 years, wide scale use of alcohol, coffee, tobacco and drugs has only come about in recent centuries. Commercial production of these substances has made them available to more people,…

Alessandro11 Novembre 2014

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Biomimicry in Architecture | Building According to Nature's Prinicples

These days there’s a big focus on buildings that work just like nature. It’s the next logical step to sustainability—not simply being concerned about locally-sourced materials or non-toxic ingredients or carbon footprint, but making sure, too, that buildings work in…

neoli5 Novembre 2014

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October Story Roundup: from BEE to Animal Population, LED to Architecture and Farmers' Market

BEE Is Recognized as LEED Proven Provider The Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI) recently gave its nod to our very own Alex Bisagni for his company’s efforts in transforming the green building market in Asia Pacific. Thus BEE (Bisagni Environmental…

neoli28 Ottobre 2014

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Safe Vs Unsafe Plastics for Your Health

Whether we like it or not, our lives have become inescapably dependent on plastics. Not all plastics are created equal however. Some are relatively safe, while some unsafe plastics pose risks to our health. Three letters to watch out for…

neoli23 Ottobre 2014

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China’s President Is Fed Up with Weird, Ugly Buildings in China

In China, there are beautiful buildings, and then there are weird ones. It’s the latter kind which President Xi Jinping wants to end once and for all. A paragon of simplicity and elegance: the Shanghai World Financial Center China is…

neoli21 Ottobre 2014

Seven Ways to Green Fashion

LEED 2009 Extension and Other Stories | November Roundup

Rethinking the Food Crisis and Solutions

To LEED or Not to LEED | The Case for Anti-LEED

How Our Dependence on Palm Oil is Killing Our Rainforest, the Orangutans, the Tigers, and the Planet

Addictive Substances and Their Environmental Impact

Biomimicry in Architecture | Building According to Nature's Prinicples

October Story Roundup: from BEE to Animal Population, LED to Architecture and Farmers' Market

Safe Vs Unsafe Plastics for Your Health

China’s President Is Fed Up with Weird, Ugly Buildings in China

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