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HomeMediaA comparison of a typical freeway cross section and a Solar Serpent cross section. (Image courtesy Mans Tham)

A comparison of a typical freeway cross section and a Solar Serpent cross section. (Image courtesy Mans Tham)

A comparison of a typical freeway cross section and a Solar Serpent cross section. (Image courtesy Mans Tham)

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The First Green Replacement for the Concrete Block

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Four years ago, I asked a contractor and architect whether or not there exist concrete masonry units (CMU) with recycled content. “CMU is CMU, just use the standard specs,” they said. Fast forward to 2009, …

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Water Wise Homes Conference

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The What: Join leading experts and your peers at Build It Green’s upcoming Water Wise Homes Conference to learn about new technologies, techniques, and strategies to save water in the homes we design, build, and remodel, …

Zero Energy and Zero Carbon Buildings Can Accelerate Climate Solutions

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With buildings representing 39% of U.S. carbon emissions, the built environment is an essential part of the solution to curb the growing impacts of climate change. Leaders in building efficiency and decarbonization will gather Oct. …

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