"GREEN BUILDING INTERVIEWS" NEW FEATURE ON GreenWorks.tv WEBSITE

Harrisburg (July 6, 2000) --GreenWorks.tv video website, at www.greenworkschannel.org, is currently featuring a comprehensive set of interviews with sustainable construction professionals. Many of these 22 interviews are conducted with people who have been involved in the construction of the Department of Environmental Protection's (DEP) Southcentral Regional Office Building (SCROB).

The SCROB is an example of how Pennsylvania state government, in
partnership with a private developer, made a cost-effective "green" building. The persons involved in the use of sustainable design and construction materials for this building offer their viewpoints on their involvement in the SCROB project.

Scott Horst, President of Horst, Inc. was a materials consultant in the SCROB development, and is a consultant to state agencies on the use of environmental materials in their projects. In his interview, the viewer learns about his involvement in developing a high content flyash concrete, as well as in verifying agricultural byproduct technologies and products.

Another interview features Sonia Brock, Customer Service Manager of Terra
Green Ceramics, Inc. The product she represents, ceramic tile, is made of recycled glass. In her interview we learn that recycled glass has become a popular choice for commercial and residential installations. The lobby of the SCROB contains Terra Green tiles.

To learn more about building "green" from the people with firsthand experience, click onto http://www.greenworks.tv/ to watch the many live video interviews available to Internet users.

http://www.greenworks.tv/ is a production of the Environmental Fund for
Pennsylvania (EFP). Financial support for the Green Works Channel is provided by DEP.

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