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Here’s how to make the EnergySmart Home Scale work for you.
A $37 Million program has made San Jose the first city in the nation to offer a solid network of electric vehicle charging stations.
Here’s how to get your next green home appraised to the hilt.
Brisk home sales for an all-solar neighborhood in California.
The World Resources Institute just released this map showing likely ecological damage from the BP oil spill so far.
BP's litany of crimes and coverups grows longer.
Mayors across the United States put their weight behind stricter green standards.
Fannie and Freddie seem overly cautious about the PACE green lending program.
New research from Switzerland finds wide differences in efficiency.
Oil, coal and nuclear facilities on the Florida coast are preparing for the possibility of the oil spill clogging up their cooling intakes.
Home buyer demand spurs increase in PulteGroup solar communities.
A new forecast suggests when poisonous oil from the leaking deep water well in the Gulf of Mexico will hit land in various cities.
Green Builder Media adds enhanced functionality to Green Builder College.
Your road map to a new level of excellence in home building.
A new report sheds light on how much our national coal/oil agenda costs.
The House of Representatives votes to approve the Home Star Energy Retrofit Act
A boutique condo earns first low-rise LEED-Platinum.
Affordable green housing gets a $4 billion boost.
Use Solar Day as a way to highlight your company's green philosophy.
On April 29, GreenExpo365 presents "The Ins/Outs of Certified Wood" with SFI's Kathy Abusow.
Dominic Sims sat down with GreenExpo365.com members in an open discussion on the International Green Construction Code (IGCC)
As Congress debates the passage of President Obama’s Homestar program, here’s a quick look at what it is and how it will impact your business.
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 home foreclosures reach stunning levels, only green homes seem to offer an island in the economic storm.
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.