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If enough roof builders are willing to incorporate switchgrass or other plants into their projects, and if biofuel producers get on board, everyone can benefit.
There is a lot of variation in what sustainable and green design can mean, so by following the trends, you can help customers make better, more informed choices.
During the month of April, Green Roofs for Healthy Cities is providing a 30% discount on its Living Architecture Academy online courses to encourage sustainable roofing practices.
The U.S. Green Build Council has unveiled LEED Positive, a strategy that will help roofing contractors and others in the construction industry to create buildings that can regenerate the environment.
The newly renovated Visitor Center and Museum at the Gateway Arch in St. Louis has been awarded LEED Gold in recognition of the building’s sustainable site development, water savings and building materials
Roofing contractors heading to the inaugural AEC BuildTech Conference and Expo April 30-May 2 in Rosemont, Ill., will get to hear directly from a panel of experts in their field about the impact technology is having on the roofing business in markets all across the country.