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A new tear-inspired material developed by scientists at Harvard's Wyss Institute could help architects with stormwater management in buildings.
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A round up of the week's green building news.
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Performance-based EBie awards are based on measurable energy-efficiency improvements.
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As the GSA considers which green building rating system to use, its Green Building Advisory Committee officially recommends LEED for all GSA buildings.
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Eight outstanding green-building professionals are under consideration for the 2013 award, which includes a $50,000 prize, from The Hanley Foundation, ECOHOME, and BUILDER.
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In a letter to Congress, more than 350 associations and companies voiced opposition to special interest efforts to gut energy conservation requirements for federal buildings.
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A team of researchers at Stanford University has found the secret to passive solar cooling in nanostructured photonic materials. This technique may have far-reaching effects, such as providing cooling in areas without electricity.
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The 100-unit complex features zoned HVAC, Energy Star-labeled windows, and Green Label-certified carpeting.
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The new category will address homes’ energy efficiency and environmental impact.
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Our editors' picks of high-performance building highlights from the past week.