Great Forest Newsletters
Great Forest's new monthly newsletter, which launched June 2009, contains the latest sustainability news for businesses and commercial buildings. It includes waste and recycling news, energy updates, green building news as well as useful tips and regulatory information.
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July 2010: NYSP21, download sustainability best practices and learn how to increase diversion ratios, and more
May/June 2010: New Metrics Feature, Green Workplaces in Demand, Locally Processed Waste and more
April 2010: Amazing Cardboard Tower, Free Guide to NYC Laws, Earth Day Report, and more
March 2010: New LEED certifications, Earth Hour, Assoc. of Energy Engineers Presentation
February 2010: BOMA Energy Action Day, ISO 14001, NYC Building Codes
January 2010: NYC Leaps into Bold Green Future, Office Composting
December 2009: EPA Video Contest, Holiday Office Tips, ABC-TV Recycling Program, Hunter College Students Take Sustainability Tour, and more
November 2009: New Recycling Rules in NY and SF, New Features in Sustainability Metrics, Green Building Sector Growth, and more.
October 2009: New COO, Legislative Overview, Green Leases, NYT reports on Energy Tracking System, and more
September 2009: Green Rooft Incentives, Great Forest Consultant Teaches Course at Hunter, Urban Green Expo, Office Composting, and more
August 2009: EPA Portfolio Manager Changes, Speculation in Energy Marlets, and more
July 2009: What Happens to Recyclables, New Climate Change Bill, Turning Green to Save Money, Try to New Metrics
June 2009: New Sustainability Metrics, Proposed NYC Laws, News from Great Forest
The Waste Paper Newsletter published its final edition in March 2009.
Click on links below to download copies of The Waste Paper. You need Adobe Acrobat reader to open these files - click here to download it.
The Waste Paper Newsletters 2009
The Waste Paper Newsletters 2008
The Waste Paper Newsletters 2007
The Waste Paper Newsletters 2006
Energy Newsletter Archive
The Energy Newsletter has been incorporated into our new Great Forest newsletter. Access the archive of past issues here: