US Military Archives - Page 34 of 37

Jamaica Bay Restoration Puts a Transformed U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the Spotlight

As part of the U.S. military’s broad adoption of sustainability principles, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been undergoing … [continued]

The U.S. military owns more stuff on wheels than any other single entity on the planet, and in the future … [continued]

The Army has a green roof and the Air Force has a green roof, so it was only a matter … [continued]

In yet another example of the U.S. military leading the civilian world into a healthier and less fossil fuel reliant … [continued]

The U.S military is ramping up its commitment to solar energy and other alternative fuels with two new demonstration projects … [continued]

The U.S. Army’s a new best friend when it comes to recycling waste, conserving energy and keeping hazardous materials out … [continued]

Since its discovery in 2004, graphene has become the “Flat Stanley” of the sustainable new millennium. A two-dimensional material that … [continued]

The U.S. Navy has been placing a well-aimed barrage of funding toward sustainable new energy technology in recent years, including … [continued]

It was probably inevitable that the branches of the U.S. Armed Forces would try to one-up each other in the … [continued]

The U.S. Office of Naval Research has awarded a $400,000 grant to desalination tech leader NanoH2O, to develop a high … [continued]