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Two U.S. senators aim to improve access to mortgage financing for energy efficiency by reintroducing the Sensible Accounting to Value Energy Act as an amendment to the Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act of 2013.
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The system maximizes energy efficiency by restricting heating and cooling in seldom-used rooms.
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A new Sangren Hall adds space while reducing energy consumption: User-generated architecture from SHW Group.
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An EPA survey shows the country’s drinking water infrastructure needs $384 billion in improvements by 2030 to continue providing safe drinking water.
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The company's line of particleboard products have been added to the Declare database of non-toxic, sustainably sourced building products.
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Efficiency has not compromised performance, new report shows.
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The first projects to obtain LEED certification in any of the 112 countries where the program currently is not in use will have their certification fees waived.
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Attention wannabe mayors of New York City: A coalition of green building, real estate, labor, design, and construction leaders have your roadmap for sustainability.
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The GSA has transformed an outdated structure into a model high-performance office building.
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Accountability and the availability of water- and energy-use data remains an issue. To move forward, accessibility and interaction between designers, owners, and utilities is key.