• Vancouver goes for the green.
• Working in a green building feels good.
• The coming crackdown on greenwashing.
• A smart way to segment various green consumers. 
• Beyond solar panels: small wind, geothermal, and solar hot water.
• 100 Gold developer forgoes LEED Certification.  
• Xeriscaping supports water conservation.  
• The bottom line on building green.
• It's complicated being green.

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• Perspectives on sustainability.
• About the new 10 million solar roofs bill.
• NY panel suggests 100 ways buildings can be greener.
• EPA and DOE form State Energy Efficiency Action Network.
• Economy forces a holistic view of corporate responsibility.
• Seattle bends the rules for up to 12 living buildings.
• Los Angeles might require rainwater capture.
• Fly ash designation could be problematic.

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• The grassroots efforts of using gray water.
• How to avoid the legal pitfalls of green marketing.
• Sustainable design needs more than bells and whistles.
• Green materials sector is gaining attention and growing fast.
• SEC to require disclosure of climate change risks. 
• Study finds that white roofs reduce urban heat. 
• The ever expanding green toolbox.
• Is your house making you sick?

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• Is renewable power "eco-bling?"
• Six key lessons on energy efficiency retrofits.
• Cutting carbon through people powered innovation.
• ASHRAE launches website to explain new green standard.
• Green building groups help rebuild Haiti.
• Retailers to get help with green leases.
• HRV or ERV?

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• Building efficiency replaces grandiosity. 
• Small wind turbines leave some in a huff.
• Overcoming barriers to manufactured housing. 
• Study: 50% of non-residential buildings will be green by 2015.
• Getting answers from an affordable, green housing developer.
• California officials adopt mandatory green building code.
• Insurers green up gray coverage areas.
• The IAQ challenge. 

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