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    SHADE CONDITIONING

    The sun is one of the most abundant resources in the tropics, and diverse technologies already harness its energy successfully. However, as a design determinant, it is not sun but shade that is a fundamental element of architecture in tropical latitudes. Here, shade summons and generally conditions behavior. Just as sunlight and its warmth are invigorating in cold climates, in the tropics it is the coolness of shade that allows people to be active.

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    ECOLOGY PARK AT TURTLE BAY

    For decades, the natural landscape of Northern California has been devastated by damming, mining, and other resource extraction. Water has been routinely redirected from rural areas to urban centers. Only a small portion of the 375-mile (600-kilometer) Sacramento River continues to flow along its pre-20th-century route.

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    More Environment

    House of Straw — Baltimore Sun, 2002.0915

    Lewis & Clark Opens 'Green' Dorms — Portland Business Journal, 2002.0913

    New Law Revives Solar, Wind Power — San Francisco Chronical at CMD First Source, 2002.0913

    HOK Reexamines Future for Sustainable Design — DesignIntelligence, 2002.0913

    Green Knowledge Translates into Adaptability, Firm Strength — DesignIntelligence, 2002.0913

    California Public Utilities Commission Selects GeoPraxis to Implement Program — GeoPraxis News Release, 2002.0906

    High Levels of Arsenic on Old Wood — Environmental Working Group press release, 2002.0829

    New Lighting, Heating Systems Reap Big Energy Savings for Washington Air Force Base — Con.Web, 2002.0829

    Seattle's First Residential Net-Metered PV System — Con.Web, 2002.0829

    Energy-Saving Software Product Garners BPA C&RD Endorsement — Con.Web, 2002.0829

    Paving Our Way to Water Shortages — American Rivers report, 2002.0828

    Local Building Councils are Guided by Environmental Principles — ENN, 2002.0823

    Long Island Utility Considers Wind Farms in Ocean — Reuters at ENN, 2002.0822

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