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By Jeanne Roberts on August 31, 2010
Tags: MSNBC, Brad Pitt, daylighting, Energy Star, environmentally friendly, Green, Green Building Council, Hurricane Katrina, low-E windows, low-flow faucet, low-flow toilet, Lower Ninth Ward, Make It Right Foundation, modular wall, National Geographic, New Orleans, Oprah, solar panels, St. Bernard Parish, sustainable, tankless water heater, Today Show, USGBC, ventilation, VOC, Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, energy, Oklahoma, paint
Mention the name Brad Pitt and most people think “movie star.”
By A Siegel on November 23, 2009
Tags: Green Schools.NET, Pre-Fab Manufacturing, Pre-Fabricated Manufacturing, building, construction, daylighting, education, educational performance, emerging construction industry, energy efficiency, green building, greening schools, LEED lighting, portables, Project FROG, school buildings, energy, Finance, Michigan, New England
When determining how to prioritize action using, by definition, limited resources, one criteria should be whether something is "win-win-win," offering benefits across multiple arenas for the same investment dollars. If one of those wins is 'paying for itself', then the prioritization should go even higher.
By Brendan Demelle on May 12, 2009
Tags: cadmium telluride photovoltaics, concentrating solar power (CSP), crystalline silicon semiconductor, daylighting, emerging technologies, how do solar panels work, passive solar, photovoltaics (PV), silicon photovoltaics, solar process heat, solar space heating and cooling, thin film solar, electricity, energy, how solar power works, semiconductor, solar energy
If you’ve ever wondered how solar power works, you’ve come to the right place. Sit back, relax and soak in the power of the sun!
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