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A recent study by the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Preservation Green Lab shows that retrofits of existing projects are nearly always greener than new construction projects.
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The collapse of the housing market has forced many homeowners to make some tough choices. Until the market recovers, many who stay put are opting to fix up what they have with small-scale remodels and renovations.
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Nearly 50% of potable water delivered to American homes goes down the drains of sinks, showers, and washing machines. Here's how to put that "lightly used" water to work for a second time around.
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Old and remnant recycled rubber and cork products from Ecore will be eligible for reclamation and reuse.
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Lessons in reuse are brought to life in a 1920s warehouse that was transformed into an environmentally conscious school.
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The education market continues to be fertile ground for green projects and lessons.
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A modern take on a treehouse, this home's second-level great room, window walls, and balconies keep residents connected to lush outdoor space.
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The online C&D Material Trader Network allows building pros to buy, sell, and donate salvaged and surplus materials.
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Sustainbly built waterfront home connects residents to the outdoors while retaining some inspirations--and materials--from the cabin it replaced.
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Conference speakers outline the scope of the water problem and the steps builders can take to tackle conservation.