Via Twitter: Check out Kitchens.com’s (@kitchens_com) “The Whole Green Kitchen” video on its Web site here. It features Fu-Tung Cheng talking about Tonusa’s cabinetry; the vignette also displays Bosch appliances and Teragren floors, among other features.
AND! BIG NEWS! Kitchen & Bath Sustainable is now on Twitter, so “follow” me to even more up-to-the-minute green coverage @KBDNsustainable.
I’ve been driving people here at KBDN HQ batty with my weekly reminders of how many days there are until K/BIS. Well, now that there’s only two left, let me shout it from the roof tops: TWO DAYS UNTIL K/BIS!
I’ll be there, in the thick of it, bringing you the latest and greatest (and greenest) from the show floor, getting the scoop on companies big and small. If you’re going to be there, I hope to see you–I’ll probably chew your ear off about whatever recycled countertop or low-VOC paint I’ve just seen, so be ready. If you’re not headed to Atlanta, stay tuned to this page!
And should you find yourself thirsty for even more content, sign up here for our pre-show, at-show and post-show eNewsletters for the skinny on new product offerings and the best of what K/BIS has to offer. Stay green, America, and see you in Atlanta!
Check out the newest addition to the blogroll: the Green Collar Jobs Blog, a really great site featuring green job boards, links to green career books, event notices and more. Check out their links section by scrolling down and looking on the righthand side of the homepage.
Good evening, Greenies. I’m leaving tomorrow for Greenbuild so expect a flurry of excited reports from the field.
The green party is going to be all over the city, and if you need help, check out the green schedulers available to you here. The USGBC throws an organized shindig, that’s for sure.
Safe travels, everyone, and check back for photos and updates beginning November 19!
Greetings, Greenies. In my search to bring you evermore comprehensive green resources, I realized I’ve neglected to include a link to David Johnston’s What’s Working, Inc. WW is an independent green building consultant firm, and Johnston is himself an expert on the subject, having published Green Remodeling: Changing the World, One Room at a Time, a thoroughly researched guidebook from New Society Publishers on converting to more sustainable spaces.
Why am I directing you here? On the WW Web site is a terrific resource guide to an assortment of building-related green links. Check it out here. I’m also adding it to the blogroll at left, for your convenience.
Kitchen & Bath Sustainable now has a blog roll of some of the greatest green resources on the web - check out our friends on the left side of the page, under the search box. And, as always, if you have a suggestion for a great design resource you think we should include, leave a note in the comments section.
