Before you start preparing your home for the upcoming fall hurricane season, make sure that you have a Virginia or Maryland home inspector visit your property to tell you where you face the biggest threats of toxic mold and what you can do to alleviate it should there already be a presence in your home.
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Sep, 2013
Citing data from the U.S. Department of Energy, news outlet Greentech Media breaks down three of the major categories in which Americans are currently seeing the strongest growth in eco-friendly living.
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Sep, 2013
The State Energy Race to the Top Initiative, was ranked by ACEEE as number one in cost-benefit to U.S. taxpayers and second in its ability to potentially save costs for utility customers.
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Sep, 2013
A new study from Michigan State University (MSU) reveals that going green may have another, mental perk to it – specifically, that green buildings can reduce stress and promote greater productivity.
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Sep, 2013
As energy efficiency gains more popularity and support among Americans, the subject of owning energy efficient homes of their own has left many potential home buyers split.
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Sep, 2013
Washington, D.C., can now claim to have its own net-zero energy house, recently constructed in the Petworth neighborhood.
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Sep, 2013
The first-ever ACEEE score card placed Washington D.C. seventh on a list of 34 major American cities for energy efficiency.
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Sep, 2013
Virginia homeowners luckily don’t have to relocate to Connecticut in order to take advantage of these energy-saving and cost-cutting services.
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Sep, 2013
Although last week it was reported that the long-gestating bipartisan Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness Act was finally poised to enter debate, and possible passage into law, by the Senate, a new report indicates that the legislation may be held up further.
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Sep, 2013
If passed, the bipartisan Shaheen-Portman bill would mark the first noteworthy energy efficiency action taken by Congress in six years.