WASHINGTON – The U.S. General Services Administration launched its Sustainable Facilities Tool, www.sftool.org, on Monday, Feb. 7. The innovative online tool will make it easier for both government and private-sector property managers and developers to learn about and evaluate strategies to make workplaces more sustainable, helping to build and create jobs in America’s clean energy economy of the future.
GSA Unveils New Sustainable Workplace Design Tool
Online resource will help federal agency, private sector developers identify, prioritize green building strategies.
February 07, 2011 |
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