A look back at the green strides made in DFW in 2015.
Gary Olp was named a 2015 LEED Fellow by the Green Building Certification Institute, a sister organization of the U.S. Green Building Council.
More people in the medical industry are acknowledging the presence of trees and plants plays a strong role in both physical and mental wellbeing.
IKEA's new venue in Grand Prairie will be powered by renewable energy among a roster of green policies.
One of the nations' largest providers of data centers turned a former semiconductor plant in Irving into a model of sustainability.
White Rock Crossing in Dallas is being built cohousing-style, with homes facing each other across a courtyard.
PalletSmart in Fort Worth makes furniture, home decor and custom projects out of repurposed pallets and other reclaimed material.
In October, migrating monarch butterflies will flutter into North Texas and they need milkweeds for their hatchling caterpillars to feed on.
Austin College has reached its goal of using 100 percent renewable electricity this summer.
From left, Dallas Urban Farms team member Alaric Overbey with founders Jody Thompson and Maximillian Wall at their Deep Ellum rooftop farm where they'll be growing food in tower gardens. Photos courtesy of Dallas Urban Farms.
Aug. 18, 2015
