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  • KCMA Strengthens Green Cabinet Certification Program

    New rules for the association’s Environmental Stewardship Program require cabinet manufacturers to use products meeting CARB regulations; bonus points added for chain-of-custody certification.

     
  • Proposed Wood-Certification Benchmarks for LEED Fail to Win Enough Support

    Multi-year battle over expanding certifications recognized by USGBC’s rating system ends short of necessary two-thirds vote, thus leaving requirements as originally written.

     
  • Study by Eco Research Group Finds Harmful Chemicals in Vinyl Flooring, Wallpaper

    The Ecology Center found lead, phthalates in some vinyl flooring while more than 50% of wallpapers contained one or more hazardous substances. Vinyl manufacturers contend that metals were not found in most test samples and that phthalates are not harmful.

     
  • USGBC's Vote on Wood Certification Standards Starts Oct. 25

    Balloting will decide whether groups other than FSC will get their standards recognized for LEED points.

     
  • Eco Research Group Finds Harmful Chemicals in Vinyl Flooring, Wallpaper

    In tests of more than 3,000 samples, The Ecology Center found lead, phthalates in some vinyl flooring while more than 50% of wallpapers contained one or more hazardous substances.

     
  • Home Star Bill Slated for Introduction in House

    First proposed by the Obama Administration and already introduced in the Senate, the measure gives $6 billion in rebates for energy retrofits.

     
  • Wood Groups Dislike USGBC's Third Try To Write Rules on LEED Points

    FSC-US, SFI oppose plan for vastly different reasons.

     
 
 
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