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Hotels Are a New Frontier for Net-Zero
Hotels use a lot of energy and water. Two ongoing projects are aimed at showing the industry how to change.
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XPS Makers Announce More Planet-Friendly Formulations
Owens Corning moves completely away from hydrofluorocarbon blowing agents in its revamped insulation
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Dual-Flush Toilets Called Water Wasters in U.K.
A type of valve prone to leaks is blamed for millions of gallons of wasted water daily
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Research Bolsters Hopes for Radiant Cooling
Demonstration project tests a 60-year-old theory on radiant cooling without the risks of condensation
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More Commercial Builders Reporting Pandemic Problems, Survey Finds
Reports on health of industry are mixed, but spike in price of lumber isn't helping
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Passive House Network Names Its First Director
Co-founder of 475 High Performance Building Supply to lead North American Passive House Network
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Ban On New Gas Connections in Massachusetts Town Fizzles
Attorney general finds a bylaw approved last year in Brookline violates state law
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Study Equates Greater Wealth With Greater Carbon Emissions
It will take a concerted effort and new housing and energy policies if the U.S is to meet Paris Agreement goals
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Researchers Warn of Tsunami of Obsolete Solar Panels
Currently, there are no standards in place for dealing with solar panels that have reached the end of their service life
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Clean Energy Jobs Lag National Recovery, Report Warns
Nearly 650 solar companies send an appeal for help to Congress