GreenBorough brownstone a locus of sustainable community

Three years after the group's founding, its brownstone has become the physical nexus of the eco-conscious community at Columbia.

By Kaneisha Payton | Jan 27 04:56 am ET

Living a green lifestyle

Individuals do not need to be part of a club to be environmentally active.

By Anne Brink | Dec 12 06:30 pm ET

A letter of concern: Turn down the lights, turn up the heat

The entire world, over a span of 24 hours, in sexy, environmentally conscious intimate darkness!

By Elizabeth Kipp-Giusti | Apr 1 08:16 pm ET

A letter of concern: Turn down the lights, turn up the heat

By Elizabeth Kipp-Giusti | Apr 1 08:16 pm ET

How green was my advertising, how uniformed the purchase?

Our green-washed purchase has a moral kickback for ourselves, and a monetary kickback for the company.

By Elizabeth Kipp-Giusti | Feb 25 09:38 pm ET

Me, myself, and I

Every Green Peacer has one impulse to serve his own interest. And this is exactly as it should be.

By Elizabeth Kipp-Giusti | Feb 11 08:10 pm ET

On COP15

Because we are likely to experience some of its early impacts within our lifetime, we feel the threat of climate change most acutely and are committed to finding a solution.

By Frederique Siegel | Dec 10 10:29 pm ET

Green housing targets parolees, homeless

A $42 million green housing development in West Harlem, run by the Fortune Society will be shared by homeless, formerly incarcerated individuals, and low-income families.

By Leah Greenbaum | Nov 11 10:47 pm ET

Apartment complex promotes sustainability

A public housing complex in West Harlem took out the trash and is now going green.

By Mario Harris-Rosser | Oct 27 01:40 am ET

St. John the Divine hosts sustainability fair

From the busloads of tourists competing for entrance into the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, came multiple green campaigns to promote faith, sustainability, and a better planet in the cathedral’s premier Green Day event on Saturday morning.

By Sam Levin | Apr 26 09:04 pm ET