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Renewable Energy Squabble Goes to Court
Advocate for 100% renewable grid sues his critics in $10 million defamation complaint
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Rethinking the Rules on Minimum Foam Thickness
Exterior rigid foam doesn’t always have to be as thick as the rules recommend
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Huge Water Savings in a Small Product
Proposed changes in rules for sprinkler bodies would reduce residential sprinkler water use by about 20% and save California residents billions of dollars
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Flatrock Passive: Foam Sheathing and Window Details
The key to door and window installation is maintaining an effective air barrier
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In Norway, Home Energy Labels Are Not a Lure for Buyers
Research finds that home buyers are largely indifferent to energy labels, echoing concerns among some green builders in the U.S.
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The Unequal Burden of Noise
Urban noise pollution is worst in poor and minority neighborhoods and segregated cities
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Bigger Houses Mean Smaller Yards
Newly built houses occupy nearly twice the percentage of their lots as homes built in 1975
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Lead Paint and Old Clapboards
A homeowner looks for ways to rescue painted bevel siding on an 1860 house
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Living Without Electricity
Children learn how to play by being bored
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Denver Will Vote on a Green Roof Initiative
Solar panels or garden space would be required on large buildings, but the mayor says the plan goes too far