Case Studies: Read about buildings that illustrate both good design and green integrity, from a library in California to a botanical garden in New York City.  We also take a look at the interior design of an outdoor apparel store in Portland, Oregon.

Energy Modeling for Sustainability: Evolving software for modeling energy dynamics makes it easier for architects and engineers to design green buildings.

Recent Stories: We examine urban riverfront restoration, what architects and contractors are doing to mitigate climate change, and downfalls of the Energy Independence and Security Act. 

Coal-Fired Controversy: Kathleen Sebelius is a Democrat who has twice been elected governor of Kansas, a decidedly Republican state. Recently she’s drawn criticism for opposing the construction of two huge coal-fired power plants.

Green Roundup: We feature a diverse mix of products, including a green roof system, wallcoverings made of banana-plant fibers, and fiberglass acoustic ceiling panels made of post-consumer glass bottles and jars.

Show coverage: View photos and read dispatches by GreenSource editors at Greenbuild 2007, the world’s largest conference dedicated to sustainable design and construction.

Earn Continuing Education Credits: In this month’s CE feature, we take a look at post occupancy evaluations: what exactly are they and why could widespread adoption help advance sustainable design?

Sweets recently assembled into a “green product center” over 60 manufacturers who advertise green products.

Engineering News-Record has published its first survey of the top green contractors in the U.S.