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Construction in the Pandemic Age
A green building consultant explains his company's approach to safely continuing to work through this crisis
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Pandemic Deflates U.S. Solar Industry
Demand for new solar systems plummets as industry approaches peak season but experts see brighter skies ahead
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Polyisocyanurate Rigid Foam and Thermal Drift
National Research Council Canada is evaluating aged in-service polyisocyanurate insulation
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What Happened In This Roof?
After an unconventional spray-foam installation, stains appear on the side of the house
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Introducing the BS* + Beer Show
GBA is partnering with hosts Michael Maines, Emily Mottram, and Travis Brungardt to produce weekly panel discussions on *building science and other high-performance building topics. The first episode on indoor air quality in live here.
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Copper Surfaces Are Antibacterial and Antiviral
It makes sense to use copper for door handles and handrails—especially in hospitals
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Webinar: Walls That Work–An Intro to the Four Control Layers
A discussion of wall assemblies and the specific details that are needed for durable, comfortable, and energy-efficient homes
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Siding For Your Sustainable Home
A podcast episode to be your guide in choosing the siding that’s right for you (and better for the planet)
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Coronavirus and Green Building
Will the virus and the adaptations it's required lead to lasting demographic changes?
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Did Our Net-Zero House Meet its Energy Goals?
Upgraded insulation and windows, plus a 9.8 kW solar array, help these homeowners realize a power surplus