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As a follow up to our last post on recycling materials into asphalt, we at GreenBuildingSolutions.org have our eye on the latest innovations that are incorporating sustainable design and green building principles to create a...
At GreenBuildingSolutions.org, we’re always looking towards a bright, sustainable future. So we’re excited to share some green news with you today regarding a very recent innovation in sustainable construction: plastic roads!...
Voters and members, you have made your voice heard and the results are in. The upcoming 2021 building energy code is set to be one of the most innovative codes to date. You did it! Prior to this announcement, building energy...
A few months ago, GreenBuildingSolutions.org told you about an exiting opportunity to help determine America’s next model energy code. Now that time has come — and with sufficient action, the energy efficient future may...
Want to play a role in shaping our country’s next model energy code? You can! Between 2006 and 2012, International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) efficiency has increased by 38%. This has resulted in individual consumers and...
Green Building Solutions wants to extend a sincere thank you to all of our dedicated readers and community members. Together, we have made leaps and bounds of progress for energy efficiency through the years, and this year broke...
As elected officials consider how to put their communities on a path to a healthier fiscal and environmental future, there has been a surge of interest in updating energy codes. Supporters of green building design should get...
Attempts to Roll-Back Energy Code Improvements To-Date Greenbuildingsolutions.org has tracked legislative and regulatory attempts to roll-back, weaken, or delay implementation of the energy codes in thirteen states so far in...
If you had a tiny house, where would you call home? The mobility and functional minimalism of tiny houses have sparked widespread cultural interest, leading to TV shows, DIY classes, and even entire communities. It’s easy to...
In the United States, pipes make up 60% of the national wastewater system, making them the single most expensive component. They are an important part of a rapidly aging infrastructure, which has largely contributed to a...
