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Americans Support Solar Energy Development

A new survey reveals that a vast majority of Americans believe developing solar power is vital to the U.S.


From earliest times, people have used geothermal water in creative ways

Romans, Polynesians and even the French take advantage of the Earth's warm waters ...


Estimate the cost of a solar system easily

The Department of Energy co-sponsors a useful site: www.FindSolar.com.


HVACR technicians made Yahoo's top 10 list of hot 'stealth' careers

Yahoo! ranked HVACR technicians No. 5, beating out careers such as consultants, welders and personal chefs.


Green has gone mainstream

This year, the number of builders who are "moderately green" (those with 30% green projects) surpassed those with a "low share" of green (less than 15% green projects) ...


The U.S. solar market grew 45% after two years of tax credits.

The Solar Energy Industries Association recently released its "2007 U.S. Solar Industry Year in Review" ...


Half of all small businesses that offer health insurance

Small businesses are still feeling the burden of offering healthcare to employees, according to a recent study from the Kauffman-RAND Institute ...


Fact: 1 in 5 employees has reported being a victim of Workplace Bullying

Bullying at the office can actually lead to higher company costs ...


The DOE has issued a 'Builders Challenge'

The U.S. Department of Energy has posed a voluntary challenge to the homebuilding industry: Build 220,000 high-performance homes by 2012 ...


Myth: Energy efficiency and energy conservation are one and the same thing.

All this ‘green’ talk has created a lot of confusion about how to save energy ― even about how to talk about saving energy ...


Greensburg, KS is the first U.S. city to pass a resolution to certify all city-owned buildings LEED Platinum.

While the entire state of Kansas has six LEED-certified buildings, 10 commercial and public buildings in Greensburg already have committed to becoming LEED-certified.


The "Big Bang" of PEX goes back to 1933 after a potentially fatal explosion at the Imperial Chemical Industries laboratory in England.

"It was the heat, pressure and the oxygen acting as a catalyst on the gas that left behind a material, which had properties that would soon change the world of plastics."


The necessity for pipe insulation was recognized after the Civil War.

Such insulation was referred to as "clothing" and usually was made of plaster, felt or even lamp-black, a fine carbon powder ...


New 'Green' Websites Are Launching All The Time

At GreenBuild 2007 in Chicago, the U.S. Green Building Council announced two new website launches ...


Sound travels through water 5 times faster than through air.

Water is a more dense medium than air ...


How to make SEO work for you

SEO stands for “Search Engine Optimization" ...


PEX-a water pipe has fewer odors and organics release than PEX-b pipe.

Drinking water carried through plastic piping takes on odors described as “waxy plastic citrus,” “fruity” and “burning plastic” according to a recent Virginia Tech investigation.


The Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion Are ...

Dizziness, headache, nausea, abdominal cramps, cool and clammy skin, muscle tremors, and/or shallow breathing.


The Top 10 Web Design Mistakes

Jakob Nielsen has been called "the guru of Web page usability" by The New York Times. He offers his views of the Web ...


Joseph Black (1728-1799)

Scottish chemist who laid the foundations for thermodynamics.


More Energy Saving Tips

There is a common misconception that screen savers reduce your monitor’s energy use; they do not.


Building enough photovoltaic cells to create a significant amount of energy isn’t cheap.

The ultimate price of solar power could cause electricity bills to double...


NAHB Remodelers offer a “Top 8 Energy Efficiency” list for homeowners

The National Association of Home Builders offered a few homeowner tips on energy efficiency during the National Green Building Conference in St. Louis.


Tropophobia is the fear of making changes

Don't be afraid to take your business in a new direction or explore new opportunites.


PHCC Will Offer $100,000 in Scholarships for 2007

The PHCC Educational Foundation will award more than $100,000 in scholarships this year through the help of its generous sponsors. Application deadlines are June 1, 2007.


March 4-10 Is Women In Construction Week

The week’s focus is to raise awareness of the possibilities the construction industry holds for potential employees.


The average home in 2015 will be 2,330 square feet, have two stories, with 2.5 to 3.5 bathrooms and 4 bedrooms.

The National Association of Home Builders released its study “The Home of the Future” at the International Builders’ Show in Orlando this month.


U.S. natural gas consumption is projected to grow to 74 billion cubic feet per day by 2025.

In his State Of The Union address this week, the President unveiled bold energy initiatives.


The population of the U.S. on July 1, 2006 totaled 299.4 million

That’s up 1% from the year before, according to the Census Bureau.

























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