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The NEEA program identifies cost-effective methods for achieving the greatest amount of energy savings.
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The one-piece Muse toilet uses 1.28 gallons per flush.
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Can the Not So Big movement move to the larger community scale? Can quality and density co-exist? Absolutely, says Not So Big founder Sarah Susanka.
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Innovations in eco-friendly carpet tiles expand to the recycling of individual components.
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Rather than being banished to the landfill, this Siberian wood has been reclaimed by a Portland, Ore.–based company.
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Places like Atlanta could see a 100 percent increase in the number of days with damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes.
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The town of Fairfield, Iowa launched a campaign one year ago to cut its energy consumption by 4 percent – an ambitious goal in the energy efficiency world. They’ve blown past that.
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Can buildings of the future might be used for "systemic" roles: say, generating power, or reusing garbage? Or, as in the designs here – cleaning up the air.
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Solar thermal systems can boost domestic hot water temperatures while dropping energy usage.
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Paper Lane ensures product catalogs don’t end up as junk mail.