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Exploiting the Elements of Passive Design Exploiting the Elements of Passive Design Online Membership Required

This home uses five systems to reduce its environmental impact, lower its operating cost, and improve its connection to the land by James Tuer

Fixing our homes can help fix our country
Fixing our homes can help fix our country

An open letter to President Barack Obama by Alex Wilson

The next wave of home energy?

Micro-cogenerators, or combined heat and power (CHP) systems, are both environmentally friendly and a money saver by Lynn Underwood

Making the Green-Building Dean's List

LEED for Homes is a new, comprehensive national certification program for green, energy-efficient homes. Builders who’ve tried it like it, but will it change the way houses are built? by Sean Groom

Energy-Saving DetailsOnline Membership Required

A demonstration house in Canada shows new approaches to energy-efficient, environmentally sensitive construction by Kip Park

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