Planning a housing subdivision is likely not at the top of most developers’ lists right now, but for one Port Washington developer, the dream is alive.
Archives for the ‘The Green Scene’ Category
Green dreams in Port Washington
By Melissa Rigney Baxter • Sep 1st, 2010 • Category: The Green Scene
Airport invests in energy savings
By Linc Wonham • Aug 1st, 2010 • Category: The Green SceneThe Outagamie County Regional Airport has 60 times more land today than it did at its start 45 years ago.
Subdivision standstill
By Melissa Rigney Baxter • Jun 30th, 2010 • Category: The Green SceneNew Berlin wants to live up to its slogan of “city living with a touch of country.”
Reducing the footprint
By MaryBeth Matzek • Jun 1st, 2010 • Category: The Green SceneIn its effort to become more sustainable, the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District wasn’t content with just one project.
Green Bay company takes on coal
By MaryBeth Matzek • Mar 31st, 2010 • Category: The Green SceneJay Troger sees promise in the sludge dumped at landfills.
Finding a filter that fits
By MaryBeth Matzek • Mar 1st, 2010 • Category: The Green SceneNew storm-water regulations are stacking up faster than the methods to comply, but a public-private research partnership is working to counteract that imbalance as quickly as possible.
Milwaukee makes the most of its waste
By MaryBeth Matzek • Jan 1st, 2010 • Category: The Green SceneThe Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District’s waste might not smell too good, but it can save the district a lot of money.
2025 marks big year for green goals
By Melissa Rigney Baxter • Dec 1st, 2009 • Category: The Green SceneSustainable, green, renewable and clean are more than just buzzwords for Wisconsin businesses; they are goals.
Recycling the suburbs
By Caley Clinton • Nov 1st, 2009 • Category: The Green SceneSuburbia is the next frontier of sustainable construction.
Awash in green hype
By Susan Suleski • Oct 1st, 2009 • Category: The Green SceneThe move toward sustainability was born of good intentions, but some companies are exploiting green just to make green.


