The National Association of Home Builders will host a Green Building Conference May 16-18, 2010 in Raleigh NC. The show promises to take a whole-house approach to green building. Plus, you’ll learn about the newest products and techniques that will help you differentiate yourself in the marketplace.
Arconas Corp. manufactures durable, ergonomically sound and versatile cluster seating. The Fly-Away line delivers full lumbar support, a high backrest and flexible configurations, including straight rows, corners, single rows and back to back. The line’s thick foam seat and back cushioning incorporate soy-based BiOH polyols, replacing a portion of the petroleum ingredients used in conventional Polyurethane foam production.
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The ionator EXP and ionator HOM from Activeion Cleaning Solutions activates and converts tap water into ionized water, and can kill the H1N1 virus and other bacteria. Tests show that the spray-bottle devices kill H1N1 Influenza A virus in about six seconds, according to the company.
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The St. Louis Regional Chapter of the United States Green Building Council recently awarded Laclede Gas the 2010 Growing Green Award in the Home Builder category. The Home Builder Award honors those that have embraced sustainable and/or high-performance building.
Green construction across the province is getting some help from the provincial government. The Manitoba Green Building Products Directory was launched at the Better Building Conference in Winnipeg.
Emeryville, CA Scientific Certification Systems will add information on more than 2000 green building products to ecoScorecard’s web-based green building tool, the organizations announced today. This collaboration strengthens ecoScorecard’s ability to deliver calculations and documentation for the everchanging green landscape at no cost to architects and designers.Designers, builders …
Scientific Certification Systems will add information on more than 2000 green building products to ecoScorecard’s web-based green building tool.
The State College Municipal buildings roof will soon become more eco-friendly.
ATHOL – Voters last night dimmed, but did not switch off, efforts to green up the town when they rejected a plan to hire a company to make energy-saving improvements to 20 town buildings, but supported a bylaw change requiring energy-efficient building.
