LCC theory study on the green construction of economic benefit based on the LCC theory, the concept of full description, a detailed analysis of the existing building economic cost estimation methods, combined with the data, only provides theoretical basis for green construction cost control. Because our country is in the LCC theory and the building materials recycling research is still not perf...

The Green Grid is an ambitious project to create a shared high performance computing infrastructure for science and engineering at Dartmouth College. The Green Grid was created with the support of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences to promote collaborative computing for the entire Dartmouth community. We will share our design for building campus grids and experiences in Grid-enabling ap...

This document presents the Web Energy Archive (WEA) project led by the Green Code Lab. This tools aims at measuring the computer resource consumption (energy, memory...) of the loading of a website in a browser. Firstly, considering the measure of 500 websites, website behavior can be characterized in terms of environmental impact. In a second step, best practices (green patterns) can be recomm...

Green energy has become a term that heralds efforts of environmental conservation and protection worldwide; however, much it is marred with questions what means to be green. More precisely, question for whom? While many the impacts supposed green projects are local in their reach, some may more regional scope, such as hydroelectric power. Hydroelectric power generation negatively environment pe...