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Teardowns aren't as common as they were during the boom, but they're still causing problems in some communities.
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EPA delays enforcement of lead-safety requirement; employee-misclassification crackdown; showerhead uproar; more
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Bare-bones hvac proves its worth in affordable development; proposed clampdown on fly ash draws wary response; Hovnanian pays $1 million for Clean Water Act violations; more
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Massachusetts stretches for higher homeenergy scores; lack of energy-efficiency training impedes job growth; Energy Star tightens requirements for product certification; more
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EPA waffles on HEPA vacs; low-E windows melt vinyl siding; drywall ruling favors homeowners; more
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Skepticism greets California’s green-building code; a closer look at green paints; Hitachi recalls coil framing nailers after injuries; more
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Uncertainty abounds as lead-safe remodeling deadline nears; Haiti says no thanks to formaldehyde trailers; U.S. glassmakers lose out to Chinese company; more
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Can replacement windows live up to energy claims?; keeping basements dry; Florida prepares for global warming; more
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Massachusetts requires continuing education for relicensing; FEMA’s redrawn flood maps boost insurance rates; California grapples with net-metering policy; more
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Who's liable for defective Chinese drywall?; top 10 OSHA violations for 2009; Texas requires water-saving toilets; more