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Simple strategies can keep summer water use in check
50% of outdoor consumption goes to waste, experts say
Summer sustainability
6 ways to trim home energy expenses, boost eco-friendliness this season
How to save money, protect environment during drought
Conservation, technology can make significant impact
Make your backyard the life of the party with a landscaping project
Transforming the yard into more living space makes it a prime destination for the next garden party or backyard barbecue.
1890s Tiny House Transformed into LEED Resource Center
After being moved three times, this historic home now serves as a community resource center for historic preservation.
Homebuyers Willing to Sacrifice Home Square Footage to Gain Outdoor Space
Outdoor living is becoming just as important as the indoors.
Solar Powers Delivers Hot Water North of the Arctic Circle
For the first time, village leaders keep the hydroponic trailer at 74 degrees in sub-zero temperatures.
Seven Ways to Go Green This Summer
Doing your part to help Mother Nature while reducing two of your biggest monthly costs – energy and food – provides instant gratification. Consider some of these ways to go green this summer.
2017 Landscaping Trends: Make a Statement with a New Front Yard
When cultivating curb appeal, it’s all about the plants.
Leaky Outdoor Faucets Are History (Video)
The House Hydrants are touted as the reinvention of the outdoor tap.
Survey: High Tech, Sustainable Landscapes in Demand
For the first time, wireless/internet connectivity entered the top ten project types.
Two Eco Friendly Multifamily Developments Rise in Cleveland
TheRiverSouth homes incorporate smart home and high performance home technology and building techniques.
Texas Builder Expands Green Multifamily Developments
As a young man, Marcus Hiles, a Dallas real estate developer and Founder of Western Rim Property Services, dreamed of developing affordable yet sustainable neighborhoods.
Mixed Use Development Earns LEED Platinum Certification
The community was awarded the designation for its excellence in three categories: location, design and green building.
EEBA: Homebuilders Dive into Water/Energy Relationships
The relationship between water usage and energy usage has been understood for about the past 10 years, but homebuilders are still struggling with techniques to reduce water use.See More »