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Notre Dame Researchers Successfully Test Semiconductive Paint-Like Substance

The process so far generates only minuscule amounts of energy, but might some day become an alternative to silicon solar cells. More

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Giving the Green Light: A Remodeler Uses His Own Home as a Green Test Case

A remodeler uses his own home to train himself and his crew in specific green practices so he can better inform clients. More

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Green Building Megatrends for 2012

Dubbed "the godfather of green," Jerry Yudelson discusses 10 trends bound for growth in the months ahead. More

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Case Study: Integrated Team Guides Bainbridge Island Home to LEED-Platinum

From pre-construction meetings through each stage of coordinated construction, the team building this home integrated their efforts every step of the way. More

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Best of the Year, Commercial Remodeling: Screen Saver

A commercial project in Tucson achieves a simple, functional design that packs in plenty of sustainable features and modern panache. More

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Texas Development Claims to Be South’s First True All-Solar Community

Rather than relying on solar panels alone, the homes are built for both passive... More

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EHDA Grand Award: Kumuhau Subdivision

Metal roofs, awnings, and carports on the 45 subsidized homes in this rural... More

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Feature: Absolute Zero

In most endeavors, striving for a score of zero is a fool's errand. SteveIn green home building, however, it is the gold standard. The trick is to keep it from becoming fool's gold. More

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The Folly of Deep Energy Retrofits

MICHAEL ANSCHEL: Are deep energy retrofits all they're cracked up to be? And what, exactly, constitutes a safe deep energy retrofit? More

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Sustainable Steel Home, San Diego

Mark Macy designs a low-maintenance, energy-efficent house for his brother. More

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