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Certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, the plans feature an oak wear layer on top of a stable core
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The revitalization of a riverside indutrial hub continues as a 19th-century building is transformed into the Beacon Institute of Rivers and Estuaries' Center for Environmental Innovation and Education
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Tate expands its raised access flooring system.
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Scheduled for completion in 2011, NAU's Health and Learning Center is aiming for LEED Gold certification.
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The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication creates headlines of its own with a sustainable new structure.
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Tate’s new engineered hardwood tiles are made of 3-mm-thick natural wood laminate bonded to an 11-mm-thick Versacore wood veneer backer.
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Cabinet maker ALNO has addressed the issues of illegal logging and insufficient forest management by creating a glass alternative to exotic wood veneer.
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Fulfilling Aldo Leopold's belief that ethical behavior includes respecting the land, the Leopold Legacy Center examines the relationships between buildings, their inhabitants and their sites
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West Coast Green speaker tells pros that wood is not bad for the environment.
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Modeled after CARB regulations, the Formaldehyde Standards for Composite Wood Act would limit formaldehyde levels, require third-party certification.