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A North Carolina construction-debris ordinance and Indianapolis’ new green building incentives were some of the green legislative issues in the news last month.
Five years after the hurricane leveled much of the region, this ultra-green home is part of the Bay-Waveland chapter’s commitment to building sustainable, affordable dwellings.
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Aug. 27--The new Belmont Apartments in East Dallas have a fitness center, a swimming pool and skyline views.
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A roundup of green building news including GE’s smart homes research and the upcoming release of the FTC’s revised Green Guides.
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A new government report concludes that solar power will be cheaper than power from the electrical grid by 2030.
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Ecolabel online database aims to help companies and consumers navigate claims of environmental certifications and labels for a range of products.
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A roundup of green building news including the demise of the McMansion and consumer confusion over energy-saving measures.
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Although the market for certified green homes is growing, a new national poll has found that consumer interest in owning a sustainable or energy-efficient home has declined.
New Energy Works marks its Western expansion with a LEED Platinum project that displays the timberframing company's craftsmanship, innovation, and commitment to sustainability.
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A roundup of green building news including a 15,000-square-foot carbon-neutral house planned in San Francisco and new energy efficiency standards for appliances.