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The U.S. Green Building Council, Washington, D.C., and Green Guide for Health Care, a joint project of the Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems, Austin, Texas, and Health Care Without Harm, Arlington, Va., are collaborating to green the health-care industry by fostering best practices and...
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The PureOFlow whole-house reverse-osmosis water purification system provides desalination and purification in one system. According to the company, the system reduces up to 98% of substances such as arsenic, lead, and radium, and it softens the water without the need for salts. PureOFlow takes up...
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory was established in Berkeley, Calif., in 1931 by Ernest Orlando Lawrence, a physicist who won a Nobel Prize for his physics work.
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Offering up to 34% greater efficiency than traditional units, on-demand water heaters are becoming a green building staple.
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Passive systems create a comfortable environment for the residents of a home in Durham, N.C.
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Two green museums in California educate visitors about the connection between water and life.
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Operating in conjunction with Honeywell’s thermostats and other products, the Internet Communications Module connects building systems, like thermostats and water and irrigation systems, to the Internet, letting the units function as a broader, integrated system that logs data, performs diagnostics...
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Blower door, duct blaster, and other tests are a vital component of building science.
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Harbinger House demonstrates green building from framework to finishes.
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Smart steps to water-conserving landscapes.