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Re: Zero-Energy Homes Start With Air-sealing, Insulation, and Weatherproofing

The authors state that most windows are installed incorrectly. This is not surprising to me, as I see many examples of sloppy work in my own home that was built in 1987. How useful are thermodynamic fine points when the people doing the work don't care or are not trained properly, and doesn't this point out the need for greater attention to these matters by local building inspectors?

Re: How Would YOU Design a Home for Disaster Victims?

Geez Tim, that's Obama not Osama.