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Tonight, Lady Bird Johnson 제36대 라이든 존슨 대통령의 영부인. The death of remarkable American First Lady. Wife, friend and mother. And NBC News Exclusive. Tonight, disturbing 불안하게 하는 allegations 주장 about one of America’s busiest airports. Also, the bizarre 기괴한 case of the man who tried to rob <집·가게 등을> 털다 a bank with a bomb around his neck. He said he was a victim, but tonight the word is he was in on ~에 관여하다 it. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

 

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In the concrete jungle of Manhattan stands a paragon 모범, 본보기 of green, the New Hearst Tower, 90% of its steel is recycled. It uses 26% less energy and 10% less water than a conventional 재래식의 office building. It rises from the original Hearst building’s historic façade <건물의> 정면. “We looked at this as a home renovation.” Sustainability 환경파괴 없이 지속될 수 있음 director Ryan Shwagle says it begins with natural light that makes workers more productive.

 

“Everyone has a great view at the Hearst Tower.” Light pours in where Esquire, House Beautiful and Cosmopolitan are produced. The stylish desks with closet and mirror are made from sustainable <자원이용이> 환경을 파괴하지 않고 지속될 수 있는 wood, enough to make any Cosmo girl green. But Lynn Gajulo’s favorite thing is the filtered 여과된 fresh air inside. “When you work in a conventional office, it’s either too hot or too cold. Over here, the air quality is amazing.”

 

“We call this feature here Ice Falls. And it was designed with rain water.” Water that helps cool the building. This is one of 1000 green buildings certified 증명된, 보증된 by the US Green Building Council. And 6,000 more are under construction 건설중인 across the country.

 

It’s not just where you work, but how you get there. Google buses 버스로 나르다 1,200 employees to its California campus daily. It offers a $5,000 rebate 환불 for hybrid cars. And it’s powered in part by some 9,000 solar panels 태양 전지판, the largest corporate installation 시설 in the country. Going green, helping the bottom line 요점, 핵심 and office environment. Anne Thompson, NBC News, New York.

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