Solar carport nears completion, prepares to power up
Construction of a solar carport in front of the Mack Fitness and Recreation Center is nearing completion. The carport will feature a solar photovoltaic array that will supplement or provide power completely to the Mack depending on the amount of electricity it generates. (Story By Justin Eimers) (U.S. Army Photo)
Pope Field getting 'green' control tower
Construction crews on are busy putting finishing touches on the new $8 million air traffic control tower overlooking the flightline here. (Story and Photo By Tech. Sgt. Peter R. Miller)
PPB moves toward green future
On Oct. 5, 2009, President Barack Obama signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to set goals and make improvements in environmental, energy and economic performance. (Story By and Photo By LCpl. Norman Eckles)
Conserving energy is elementary
It's been nearly three years since U.S. Army Garrison Grafenwoehr instituted the Net Zero program with a goal of consuming only as much energy or water as the garrison is able to produce, as well as eliminating the need for landfills. (Story and Photo By Molly Hayden)
Select Tri-Command housing gets face-lift
Residents aboard the Laurel Bay Housing Community and Naval Hospital Beaufort may notice…renovations to make energy upgrades to more than 1,035 Laurel Bay legacy homes and 53 duplex style homes aboard Naval Hospital Beaufort. (Story By Sgt. Marcy Sanchez) (U.S. Marines Photo)
Congresswoman Commends Navy on Green Energy Efforts USACE - Building Green Air Force Report-Energy Conservation It Could Happen To You Using Microbes to Generate Electricity
"The U.S. Army is harnessing the elements to help reduce casualties from sniper attacks on forward operating bases. U.S. Army Researchers...have integrated and deployed wind and solar harvesting systems to provide continuous energy to company-level, force protection systems used by U.S. Army combat units in theater. (Story By Edric Thompson) (U.S. Army Photo)"
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"For many in the Air Force and Air Education and Training Command, summer means outdoor activities. Whether it's the road or the beach that beckons Airmen to come out and play, safety officials and senior leaders are asking service members to exercise sound judgment. The Critical Days of Summer safety campaign brings awareness to Airmen looking to take advantage of the warm summer months. (Story By Staff Sgt. Clinton Atkins)(Photo By Kemberly Groue) "
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"When conducting water activities in open water, it’s important you are aware of the current sea condition and weather forecast for that day,” said Shawn M. Curtis, the deputy safety director of Marine Corps Base Camp Smedley D. Butler and Marine Corps Installations Pacific. (Story By Lance Cpl. Donald T. Peterson)(Photo By Lance Cpl. Eric Quintanilla)"
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"Ticks can thrive in long grasses, according to Ellen Stromdahl, an entomologist at the U.S. Army Public Health Command who manages DOD's Human Tick Test Kit Program. Although most ticks are not infected with human diseases, some ticks in the United States can carry such diseases as Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and viral diseases. (Story By Chanel S. Weaver) (U.S. Army Photo)"
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"The countdown to summer is almost over, and concerts, barbecues and water activities are about to begin. However, everyone needs to drink responsibly when alcohol is involved Navy leaders said May 24. (Navy Personnel Command Public Affairs) (Photo By Cpl. Jamean Berry)"
"Between daily use of toilets, showers, washing machines, dishwashers, and bathroom and kitchen faucets, we take the steady supply of clean freshwater for granted -- until it runs out. (Story By Ms. Lacey Justinger) (U.S. Army Graphic)
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