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    SUSTAINABLE HOUSING PROTOTYPES

    At the United Nations Habitat World Urban Forum in Vancouver, British Columbia, in June 2006, Living Steel announced the results of its International Competition for Sustainable Housing. Living Steel is a consortium of steel companies and associations that has teamed with the UN to find solutions to worldwide housing shortages.

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    VINYL: ANY COLOR BUT GREEN

    In the debate over the "greenness" of building materials, vinyl has become a divisive topic. The U.S. Green Building Council conducted what it termed an exhaustive study of the environmental impact of vinyl and decided to drop recommendations to avoid the use of vinyl in its LEED certification program. As a result, the USGBC has found itself at odds with some environmental groups.

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    More Environment

    Car-less In Seattle — Planetizen, 2006.0719

    Green Building 101: Materials and Resources, Part I — Inhabitat, 2006.0719

    Oregon Architect Beats Heat with Radiant Cooling — GreenBiz, 2006.0719

    Green Building Summit Set for October — Pittsburgh Business Times, 2006.0717

    Crop Cul-de-Sac — Metropolis, 2006.0717

    Recycling, Reuse Lead Building Innovations — Blue Ridge Business Journal, 2006.0717

    Forever Green — Vancouver Sun, 2006.0715

    Department of Homeland Security Facility Achieves Leed Gold — Gensler press release, 2006.0714

    The Dubai Dilemma — World Architecture News, 2006.0714

    First LEED-Certified Airport Terminal — Boston — SustainableBusiness.com, 2006.0713

    Reading Between The Lies: One Industry's Attack On LEED — Healthy Building News, 2006.0712

    Using Nature to Design Our Future — San Diego Union-Tribune, 2006.0711

    Sun-Powered Homes — Malaysian Star, 2006.0711

    Green Roofs a Cool Way — New York Daily News, 2006.0710

    Persian Gulf Building Boom Takes Toll on Nature — MSNBC, 2006.0710

    Smart Money Eyes Climate Change — ZD Net, 2006.0710

    Company Building Earth Homes in Midland to Test Market — Midland Reporter-Telegram, 2006.0709

    Green Office Furniture Showroom Opens — Infolink, 2006.0707

    New Alsop Building Set for Green Retrofit — BD Online, 2006.0707

    Full Brick for an Energy Efficient Home — Infolink, 2006.0707

    California Targets Formaldehyde in Panel Products — BuildingGreen.com, 2006.0705

    Buildings that Connect People with Nature — BuildingGreen.com, 2006.0705

    Unintended Consequences of Overdesign — Greener Buildings, 2006.0701

    Spain to 'Grow' Recyclable Construction Material — Washington Post, 2006.0629

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