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Democrats Seek Extension of Tax Breaks for Renewables
Credits were to be phased out in a 2015 deal, but more than 100 Democrats ask for new terms
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New York Gets Serious About Traffic
Congestion pricing has already proved effective in several major cities around the world
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Another Look at Embodied Carbon
Everything you buy at the lumberyard has embodied carbon — and that's worrisome
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Flood Survivors Become Flood Activists
As the risk of floods increases, flood survivors are no longer simply victims but a growing constituency for change
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How Often Should You Change the Filter?
Every 30 days, when it looks dirty, or according to some other criteria?
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Massachusetts Urged to Adopt a Net-Zero Building Standard
Activists call for an update in the state's 'stretch' code that would require new buildings to meet energy needs with renewables
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Energy Equity: Bringing Solar Power to Low-Income Communities
More than a dozen states have adopted community solar programs that lower energy bills for low-income households
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How Green Are Mass Timber Buildings?
Advocates say that mass timber could revolutionize the building industry, but some skeptics worry about the environmental impact of logging
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More Bad News on Ventilation System Effectiveness
Sometimes the fault lies with HVAC contractors, and sometimes the fault lies with homeowners
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LED Streetlight Conversions Falter
Berkeley, California, also reports problem with LEDs but in Portland, Oregon, the conversion has met expectations