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The UK’s Biomass Problem
You can’t be a climate leader and burn trees for electricity
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Solar Installer Will Train Its Own Electricians
A dearth of skilled construction labor, including electricians, is hampering businesses nationwide
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An Energy Report from the 2018 Midterms
Americans got to vote on lots of energy measures this year — and mostly rejected them
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Building Better for Less
Michigan Habitat chapter wins the Housing Innovation Award for a low-cost, high-performance home
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Heating Is the Next Clean Energy Frontier
Californians are overwhelmingly dependent on fossil fuels for heat. That needs to change.
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Federal Agencies Begin Efficiency Policy Rollbacks
Efficiency gains made during the previous administration are now under attack
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All About Foundations
A durable building requires a firm foundation
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School Water Often Goes Untested for Lead
A new report shows that most states do not require that school drinking water be tested for lead
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Hydrostatic Pressure vs. Wicking
Testing waterproofing products to determine their effectiveness against capillary action through basement walls
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The Curious Case of the Imploding Windows
Insulated glass units purchased in Canada deform and break years later after their installation in Europe. Why?