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What's Happening from Environmental Building News
November 1, 1996
Audubon House Provides Good Moth Habitat
Designers of the high-profile Audubon Headquarters in New York City, together with National Audubon Society scientists, took great pains to minimize the use of toxic and environmentally damaging building materials. Among the choices they made in renovating the 100-year-old building was to use undyed, 100% wool carpet throughout the space occupied by the Society. Within three years of the renovation, however, moths had infested the carpeting. While the source of the infestation remains unclear, Audubon has concentrated on coming up with the least toxic treatment for the problem....
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