Picking up speed; Green goes mainstream at the 2006 Green Building Conference.(ProWatch)

From: Prosales | Date: May 1, 2006| Author: Tomasulo, Katy | Copyright information

If you still think green building isn't something you need to be thinking about, consider this: in St. Louis, Belcher Homes is selling lots for some of its green-designed houses before due diligence is even completed; in New Mexico, the governor recently made an executive order that new public buildings in excess of 15,000 square feet achieve a minimum silver-level LEED rating; and in the year since NAHB introduced its Model Green Home Building Guidelines, at least four green buildi...

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