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A just released study from Duke University finds that contrary to conventional "wisdom," North Carolina could supply all of its energy needs through a combination of renewable sources that don't include nuclear power.
As fossil fuel prices dropped a couple of years ago, the market for small, green homes took a thrashing. But a few entrepeneurs believe that's changing.
A new report illustrates the continued interest, growth in geothermal.
As home foreclosures reach stunning levels, only green homes seem to offer an island in the economic storm.
Some conservation advocates want every home energy rated. That's good news for green builders. Bad news for foot (and knuckle) draggers.
While loss of wetlands in the West, Midwest and Northwest has diminished, the Southeast is still a trouble spot, and one that's gettting a hard look from regulators.
The federal budget for 2010 includes more than $10 billion for the EPA, a $3 billion increase over 2009, with empasis on water and cleaning up old industrial sites.
The Green Builder Media team will bring innovation and optimism to the International Builders Show in Las Vegas. Stop by and meet our editors.
A new, coated bulb is being marketed as a way to capture airborne mercury, improving the safety of CFLs.
Akeena Solar’s Andalay all-in-one panels to sell at 21 Lowe's stores for $893.