CxGreen™ a division of CxCentral.com: April 2007

Thursday, April 19, 2007

Maryland fails to pass funding for green building tax credit

Study: Green roofs blooming with stormwater efficiency

A new two-year study on green roofs in Seattle concludes that a green roof can reduce stormwater runoff by as much as 94%. Green roofs can also allow building owners to reduce the size of stormwater detention tanks required for peak rainfall, according to the study. Engineering News-Record

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Name: James Sledd

Location: Roanoke, Virginia, United States

In March 2008, I joined HSMM AECOM as a Project Manager, tasked to develop a commissioning practice for the firm. Prior to joining HSMM AECOM, I was a third-party Commissioning Authority for Engineering Economics, Inc. focusing on building systems commissioning and sustainable design. I also have over 13 years of previous design experience with a mid-size A/E firm. In August 2001, I started an online community called MEPguide.com, focusing on how technology relates to our industry. Now, I am focusing my time on a soon to launch site, called CxCentral.com and this CxGreen Blog. I hold degrees in both mechanical engineering and architecture. I am a Certified Commissioning Professional (CCP), LEED™ Accredited Professional and a Construction Document Technologist (CDT). Obviously, I enjoy working on the Internet. I also enjoy spending time with my family.

CxGreen™ a division of CxCentral.com

Thursday, April 19, 2007

Maryland fails to pass funding for green building tax credit

Study: Green roofs blooming with stormwater efficiency

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