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    ELECTRIC SHED

    Coney Island's Stillwell Avenue Terminal is the largest above-ground station in New York City's subway system. After years of deferred maintenance, the 90-year-old station was redesigned by New York City Transit's in-house design staff. The resulting station, completed in 2006, is about 50 percent new construction, including a new train shed that covers the station's four platforms and eight tracks.

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    SEEKING GREEN NORMAL WITH THE CEC

    With a total population of over 400 million, North America is the largest free-trade zone in the world, thanks to the North American Free Trade Agreement approved by the United States, Canada, and Mexico in 1994. When NAFTA was finalized, the three governments also agreed on a side accord, the North American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation, in order to address concerns about unequal environmental regulations in the three countries.

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    Ranch House Made Over: From Modest to Modernist — New York Times, 2007.0823

    Imported Natural Gas Could Be Environmentally Worse Than Coal — Science Daily, 2007.0823

    The Great Leap Backward? — Foreign Affairs, 2007.0822

    Green Buildings Big and Small Sprout Up — CNet, 2007.0822

    Home Wins Nation's Highest Green Rating — Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 2007.0822

    U.S., Canadian West Set Joint Carbon-Cutting Target — Reuters, 2007.0822

    Green Certification Available for Minnesota Homes — Construction Digital, 2007.0822

    ecoMOD3 Expands Modular, Sustainable, Affordable Housing Research — ENN, 2007.0821

    Phildelphia Senior Development Goes Totally Green — ENN, 2007.0820

    Turning the United Nations Green — BusinessWeek, 2007.0820

    BC Wind-Power Project in Peace River District Approved — Vancouver Sun, 2007.0820

    Despite Fears, Straw Bale and Rammed Earth Homes Catch On — The Daily Green, 2007.0820

    The Earthships Have Landed — Northern Housing, 2007.0820

    Philly Housing Authority Going 'Green' — Houston Chronicle, 2007.0820

    A House Made of What? — Washington Post, 2007.0819

    Green Wave Breaking — Stuff, 2007.0819

    Which Standard Is Deepest Green? — Sarasota Herald Tribune, 2007.0819

    Those in Straw Houses ... — Statesman, 2007.0819

    Growing Green — Coloradan, 2007.0819

    Architect Kathryn Gustafson Keeps a Low Profile — Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 2007.0819

    U.S. Green Project Enters Canadian Home Market — Canada.com, 2007.0818

    LEED and Modular and Infill, Oh My! — World Changing (blog), 2007.0818

    Paralyzed Veterans of America Honors Chicago-Based Firm — AIArchitect, 2007.0817

    NYC's First Green Affordable Housing Complex Opens — Multi-Housing News, 2007.0816

    The Future Has to Be 'Green' Say UK Construction Pro's — ENN, 2007.0815

    Bamboo-zled? — Willamette Week, 2007.0815

    Project Shows Green Homes Affordable — Novato Advancce, 2007.0815

    Saving It — Metropolis, 2007.0815

    Erosion Causing Lakes' Water Loss — New York Times, 2007.0815

    House Passes Solis' Green Jobs Bill — EDC, 2007.0814

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