• Green cement may set CO2 fate in concrete.
• NAR establishes new green designation for realtors.
• EcoTimber benefits in eco-friendly wood flooring market. 
• Eight strategies to improve the performance of existing building stock.
• Size matters when you go for green bragging rights.
• Phoenix Suns install 1,125 solar panels on parking garage.
• Cost of LEED is debatable, but savings are significant.
• "Zero-energy" pilot homes planned for Fort Campell military base.
• The environmental cost of a pizza joint.

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• How To: Demystifying residential wind power.
• Businesses find gold in green design.
• Taking it easy on the planet with eco-rentals.
• Is prefab housing ready for the primetime?
• Boston’s biggest property owner going all green.
• New geothermal technology could tap 120,000 MW of energy.
• Have you ever thought about living in the trees?
• New rays of hope for solar power’s future.
• Eight steps to building a green roof.

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• LEED-ing the way to sustainability.
• Building industry to deliver green collar worker boom.
• D.C. schools offer "green collar" classes for next gen workers.
• Eco-friendly roof coverings being poorly installed due to research gap.
• SFC considers whether bike lanes cause pollution.
• We need to apply information technology to the energy grid.
• New wave of structures are like organisms and give back.
• Single family houses are getting a green seal of approval.
• Consider these green home heating alternatives for the winter.
• NYC Mayor calls for wind turbines atop skyscrapers.

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• Solar power hits home.
• Factory-homes might be greener.
• Giant retailers look to sun for energy savings.
• NREL solar cells set efficiency record of 40.8%.
• The American dream is changing.
• Furniture makers want LEED consideration for movable walls.
• Green roofs differ in building cooling, water handling capabilities.
• Orange County cities consider ban on fake grass.
• Green church has 71 energy-saving items.

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• Top 5 American green buildings.
• Will Americans accept greener hotel rooms?
• Cheap or green: poverty and greenery collide.
• Beijing leads in race for most polluted Olympics.
• Seattle urges deconstruction as means for building demo.
• MIT develops way to bank solar energy at home.
• A new process stores carbon dioxide in precast concrete.
• Dutch town tests ‘air-purifying’ concrete to fight pollution.
• ‘Green’ building codes sprout up across US, SF the strictest.

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