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After a three-year pilot program, LEED-ND is officially launched, becoming the seventh LEED rating system from the U.S. Green Building Council.
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While the Energy Star Challenge is on-going, the deadline to be recognized at the 2010 AIA National Convention in Miami is April 30.
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While it is known for its Thomas Jefferson-inspired architecture, the University of Virginia goes modular with a new addition to its medical center.
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The mixed-use Poly Canyon Village student housing complex at California Polytechnic State Institute, San Luis Obispo, Calif., has earned LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
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The association's Washington, D.C. headquarters achieves LEED Gold certification.
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The New State Building Code is Not an Insurmountable Barrier—Nor a Panacea
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One of Eco-Structure’s 2009 Innovative Green Projects is now operating solely on renewable energies.
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Landfill Gas Provides Usable Energy
Using a series of wells or blower, flare, or vacuum systems, landfill gas can be extracted and converted into usable energy
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Working in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward, the non-profit organization Historic Green aims to help the neighborhood become the nation's first zero carbon community
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The country's largest credit union for active and retired U.D. Department of Defense personnel goes green