Covering the Lone Star State's emerging megapolitan area, DFW, ATX, San Antonio and Houston, aka The Texaplex.
Texas comes away big winner in ranking of Top 10 cities for green buildings, which focuses on commercial and industrial buildings that cut down on greenhouse gases and energy requirements. Such structures can account for 45% of the country's greenhouse gas emissions and 50% of energy use. .:.
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Posted by editor at 5.3.09
Labels: cleantech, commercial real estate, economy, metros, urban ecology
Mark Druskoff is an award-winning journalist and business writer, who most recently worked for a Big Tex law firm as its marketing content writer. He has an avid interest in innovation and entrepreneurship and their impact on metropolitan and regional economic growth. Not a native Texan, Mark got here as soon as he could. .:.
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