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February 18 2008
Svanen Miljomark: The Official Scandinavian Environmental Label
Svanen Miljomark, translated the Swan Environmental Label, is Scandinavia's official environmental certification label. (Interestingly, it is a derivative of the Eco-Label endorsed by the European Union.) The goal for the system is the establishment of a sustainable society enabled by sustainable consumption. Certification is awarded after the product, service or technology is evaluated using a rigorous set of criteria based on principles of full lifecycle impact, function and quality.
For more information please visit the Svanen site for your country:
- Denmark: www.ecolabel.dk
- Finland: www.ecolabel.fi
- Iceland: www.svanurinn.is
- Norway: www.ecolabel.no
- Sweden: www.svanen.nu
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February 18th, 2008 at 6:22 AM
Greenline » Glimåkra House: Sweden’s First Svanen Certified House
[...] Gilmakra House is the first of many new residences designed to meet the Nordic Svanen Miljomark certification of environmental and social sustainability. Features of these homes include super [...]