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Teachable Moments

Michael Furbish
August 23, 2010
Guided by its Quaker values, the prestigious Sidwell Friends School is committed to practicing responsible environmental stewardship. Sidwell’s Middle School Building is the first K-12 school in the United States to earn a LEED Platinum rating and the first-ever LEED Platinum building in Washington, D.C. 
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Rooftop Patio Tops Off Green Roof at EPA Building

August 23, 2010
The original roof on Building 1 at the EPA's Atlantic Ecology Division was replaced with a greener option.
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Cut Costs and Greenhouse Emissions

Michael Magallanes
August 20, 2010
Energy-efficient, cool roofing systems can significantly reduce roof temperature during the summer, and thereby reduce the building’s energy requirements for air conditioning. This helps to cut energy costs by keeping
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White, Green and Cool

Dennis McNeil
August 20, 2010
Maximizing the Value of Solar-Reflective Roof MembranesRoof systems are an important element in green, sustainable architectural solutions. One of the more interesting concepts in energy-efficiency is the “cool roof,”  also
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ORNL Study: Vegetative Roofs Save Energy

August 20, 2010
Oak Ridge National Laboratory and SPRI's study show that vegetative roofs can help reduce heat gain and losses, resulting in significant energy savings in mixed climates.
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Calculating the Costs of Solar

James E. Trant P.E.
June 10, 2010
As homeowners, commercial entities and other organizations look to “go green” to reduce their energy consumption, costs and overall carbon footprint, solar power has emerged as an attractive form of alterative energy.
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On Target

Jayendran Srinivasan
June 10, 2010
The Target Center in downtown Minneapolis, home of the Minnesota Timberwolves NBA team, is now also home to the largest vegetated roof in the state.
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The Safe Roof Initiative

Rick Damato
June 10, 2010
It is not uncommon for a commercial roofing contractor, designer or consultant to have the “what to do after we leave” discussion with his building-owner client.
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Leave the Safety Railings to Us

Chris King
June 8, 2010
Liberty Lines Inc. is one of the largest privately owned transportation companies in New York. Headquartered in Yonkers, the company has 750 employees and operates a fleet of 350 vehicles.
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Staying Green

April 7, 2010
Successful green roofs can be considered “low maintenance.” However, they should never be viewed as “no maintenance.” Not having a maintenance program in place will reduce the overall effectiveness of the initial investment made during installation.
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