Explore Southface Institute’s Events Calendar for workshops, trainings, and gatherings that advance sustainability and energy efficiency. Connect with experts and peers as we boldly build a more resilient and sustainable future together.
Twenty percent of methane produced in the U.S. comes from landfills, and the EPA estimated in 2015 that more food reaches landfills and combustion facilities than any other material. So...
Offered every Wednesday at 10:00am, public tours are led by junior staff and show attendees the features of the Eco Office that allow it to use 50 percent less energy and 80 percent...
Offered every Wednesday at 10:00am, public tours are led by junior staff and show attendees the features of the Eco Office that allow it to use 50 percent less energy and 80 percent...
Are your cleaning products harming your health and the environment? This Friday, January 24, at 2 p.m. ET, tune in to learn about how green cleaning can enhance occupant satisfaction...
Offered every Wednesday at 10:00am, public tours are led by junior staff and show attendees the features of the Eco Office that allow it to use 50 percent less energy and 80 percent...
Offered every Wednesday at 10:00am, public tours are led by junior staff and show attendees the features of the Eco Office that allow it to use 50 percent less energy...
Colleges and universities are leading the way in water conservation, energy-efficient buildings, energy production, food waste management and even green landscaping. Join us off-site at Agnes Scott College to learn...
This two-day course is designed to introduce the skills necessary to become a Duct and Envelope Tightness (DET) Verifier, certified to perform the diagnostic testing required for new homes by...
Offered every Wednesday at 10:00am, public tours are led by junior staff and show attendees the features of the Eco Office that allow it to use 50 percent less energy...
Offered every Wednesday at 10:00am, public tours are led by junior staff and show attendees the features of the Eco Office that allow it to use 50 percent less energy...