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The Legal Risks of Building Green

The sudden popularity of all things green is exposing builders — whether they know it or not — to new legal risks. There are risks associated with drafting the contract, navigating the permit approval process, and resolving disputes over projects that fail to achieve their sustainability goals. More

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Momentum Builds for a Numerical Scoring System for Home Energy Efficiency

In what may become the homeís equivalent of a carís M.P.G., momentum is building for a simple method of scoring a homeís environmental impact. More

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Profiles in Green

JLC talks to four builders with long track records about what it means to build green. More

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Profiles in Green

These two interviews with Michael Anschel and Michael McCutcheon are part of a... More

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National and Regional Green Certification Programs

As consumer interest in sustainable building grows, so does the number of national and local green certification, training, and accreditation programs. Here's a guide to what's on offer. More

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Legislation and Regulations

Local and national bills and laws in several categories will affect how remodelers do business. More

What Makes a Deck Board Green?

What makes a deck board “green”? More

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Detecting Air Leaks During a Blower-Door Test

To improve energy performance of its projects, Byggmeister Associates, in Newton, Mass., conducts a blower-door test to determine airtightness. More

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Certified Lumber Bodies Battle For Identity, Recognition

Lumber certification groups battle for identity and brand recognition. More

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