Urban Forestry

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Site Visit: R+D Award Winner Afterhouse is Revitalizing Detroit One Lot at a Time

ARCHITECT checks out Archolab’s initiative to convert unsalvageable homes into productive urban greenhouses. More

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How Green Roofs Could Save Lives

New research shows increased vegetation in urban areas, among many other environmental and psychological benefits, can also decrease heat-related mortality. More

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Could Deforestation Be a Good Thing?

The answer isn't as clear cut as you may think in some specific regions, according to a Dartmouth College study. More

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Using More Wood Could Cut Carbon Emission and Fossil Fuel Use

A new study asserts that increased forest harvest could reduce global carbon emissions by up to 31 percent. More

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Product Review: Bamboo Flooring

One of green building's 'poster-child' products, bamboo has come a long way from its roots. Take a look at the latest selection criteria and product options. More

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Product Review: Bamboo Flooring

One of green building's 'poster-child' products, bamboo has come a long way from its roots. Take a look at the latest selection criteria and product options. More

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13 Products Offering Luxury Appeal, Cutting-Edge Design

Take a sneak peek at some of the high-end offerings to be featured at this year’s Architectural Digest Home Design Show. More

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EPDs and LEED 2012

A recent statement of consensus offers an alternative means for disclosure tools in the upcoming update to the LEED rating system. More

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The Stuff of Green Building

In the construction world, Nadav Malin believes there are two main species—diggers and climbers. While some people enjoy scaling ladders and creating structure, Malin prefers digging in the dirt.  More

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Lacey Act Enforces Legal Lumber Sourcing

Even certified lumber can be illegal. New enforcement crackdown puts emphasis on verifying lumber sources. More

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