Blogs- Page 88 of 590
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A Better Way to Demo
Portland, Ore., provides a model for deconstructing houses that is better for people, the planet, and profit
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Vancouver Stands Firm in Move Toward Zero-Emissions Building
City council rejects objections from building lobby and gas industry
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Double-Stud Walls and Ventilation
Is the longevity of this assembly type dependent on a good ventilation system?
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Choosing Low-Carbon Insulation
Make informed selections based on more than R-value
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Everyday Products Could be Used to Capture Carbon
Sequestering carbon this way could help fight climate change, but will consumers buy in?
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Tougher Energy Codes: What’s the Point?
The latest version of the IECC ups insulation requirements, but one reader doesn't see the value
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The BS* + Beer Show: Avoiding Mold and Fungus in Our Buildings
Learn about the conditions needed for growth, where to find it, and some preventative measures
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Preventing Algae on Stucco with Flashing or Overhangs
If rainwater is dribbling down your stucco walls, you can expect a lot of algae
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Carbon Dioxide and the Air You Rebreathe
A simple spreadsheet uses the CO2 level in your indoor air to determine how much air you're rebreathing
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Net-Zero Emissions: Winning Strategy or Destined for Failure?
Some scientists argue that this defining approach to international climate efforts simply perpetuates the status quo