OVERVIEW
Whether it’s regulatory pressure or voluntary incentives, there are many external forces that affect green building practices. Here we collect info on everything from local codes to award programs to the internal policies of the federal government.
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Feds to Raise Renewable Energy Use and Install More Meters
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USGBC Names Recipients of 2013 Leadership Awards
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Global Coalition for Green Schools Launched at Greenbuild
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Maryland May Accept IgCC for Public Buildings Along with LEED
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Palo Alto Requires New Homes to Be Electric-Car Ready
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U.S. Proposes Efficiency Standards for Furnace Fans
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Campaign Calls on Local Leaders to Enact Resilience Policy
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USGBC Finds Earth's "Greenest Schools" in Hong Kong and Kenya
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Winning Designs of AIA Contest to Be Used in Post-Storm Recovery
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House designs generated by the competition will be built in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, Hurricane Katrina, and the Joplin, Missouri, tornadoes.
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Flame Retardant Whack-a-Mole Continues
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Levels of the worst chemicals are finally declining in our bodies, but health concerns about alternatives grow.
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