Journal Article: Creating the Future we Want
Durham, N.C. -- Jay Golden, director of the Duke Center for Sustainability & Commerce is among the authors of an article published in the latest edition of the journal Sustainability: Science, Practice and Policy.
Sense and Sustainability
Jay Golden, director of the Center for Sustainability & Commerce at the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions, is quoted in this article by Wearables magazine on sustainability efforts by the apparel industry.
Center Moves to New Space
DURHAM, N.C. -- The Duke Center for Sustainability & Commerce has moved to new offices in Duke University's Energy Hub.
The Energy Hub is located in the Paul M. Gross Chemical Laboratory, 140 Science Drive, on Duke's West Campus.
Sustainability Work Featured in Journal
DURHAM, N.C. -- Jay Golden, director of the Duke Center for Sustainability & Commerce, is the lead author of an article published in the latest edition of the Journal of Industrial Ecology.
Greening the NFL: A Deeper Look behind the Teams and Stadiums
Guest post by Christopher Noonan, Sustainability Intern
I recently came across an article about the National Football League’s efforts to become more responsible stewards of the environment. The article immediately grabbed my attention as it combined my two loves: the environment and sports.
Innovations
gDiapers
gDiapers offers a flushable, plastic free alternative to disposable diapers that offers the conveniences of a disposable diaper while preserving some of the environmental benefits of cloth diapers. The project was born of personal necessity, and has grown into a well known product as new parents seek out alternatives to traditional diaper choices.
Green Facts for Consumers
What uses the most water inside your home?
Toilets use approximately 27% of the water consumed in your home. Older toilets can use up to seven gallons of water per flush. WaterSense labeled toilets could save you a bundle. How much?