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On Thursday, June 1, President Donald Trump announced that America would withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord, an agreement under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)... Read More

Are wood burning stoves an asset for Part L compliance? Installing a wood burning stove into new domestic developments can help buildings to achieve compliance with Welsh and English building... Read More

With evolving building standards, certifications and processes, there has never been a better time for architects, contractors, consultants, and supply companies to unite and create a truly green... Read More

Sustainability is becoming an increasing priority to homeowners. A tipping point is on the horizon, and soon, green design will be an expectation rather than a plus when it comes to construction. Now... Read More

The solar industry has boomed in recent years, due in large part to Congress’s approval of the Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), which allows for 30 percent of a resident’s or... Read More

#shortdescription ul { list-style: circle; margin-left: 15px; } These areas would benefit greatly from investing in solar panels, but have not embraced the energy source like other... Read More

Why do we need dehumidification in wet or humid climates or seasons?  How do we determine the right amount of dehumidification to size units? Green Builder Matt Hoots of Sawhorse Inc. introduces... Read More