While the Green Episode focused more on ideas and less on products, I’d like to share where I got some of the numbers and links to some of the certifications mentioned.
Buildings have a profound effect on the environment, which is why green building practices are so important to reduce and perhaps one day eliminate those [...]

I’m slowly rolling out each episode on YouTube to make it easier to watch and share. If you prefer to get the episodes this way, you can subscribe to the Cubicles Channel.
I’m also putting the episodes on Current TV for the chance they might get greenlit for broadcast.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHfSA5ZUs5o

Workspaces on YouTube and Current TV

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0T7e7UjWv3o

Chairs on YouTube [...]

Yesterday I received an e-mail and found this great line (in green font) in the signature:
Please consider the environment before printing my email
It’s a simple reminder that makes people think twice before clicking print.

I couldn’t find any of the exact products mentioned in Meetings, so there won’t be show notes. Instead here are some links that expand on some of the ideas in Meetings.
Cisco TelePresence

This is the next generation of videoconferencing. I first saw this featured in some episodes of 24. As you can see from the picture, [...]

Here are some articles and examples expanding upon how we mostly work in groups.
The State of the Cubicle
Covering factors that create a fluid workspace, two of them are:
Adaptability for teams: Steelcase researchers use the term “huddling around content” to convey the idea that teams typically meet for very specific purposes and may need access to [...]

I have no idea how official this is, but apparently today is National Cubicle Day. I stumbled upon this when a Google Alert brought the October listing in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette to my attention.
After doing a search, there is the National Cubicle Day website, that lasted for all of one year. That was on [...]