New Tool Helps People Buy Local, Healthy Energy-Efficient Building Products
Architects, Multi-Family Home Building Owners, Consumers and Others Can Use New Database to Find Locally Made Building Products That Minimize Harmful Toxins
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Building Clean Workshop Shows How to Find U.S.-Made Products
A workshop in Minnesota showcased a new database that shows the growing energy-efficient products market in the U.S.
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CEMC Helps Manufacturers Enter Renewables Sector
The BlueGreen Alliance Foundation (BGAF) and its Clean Economy Manufacturing Center (CEMC) are driving an initiative in southwest Minnesota that helps interested and suitable manufacturing companies enter or further diversify into the renewable energy market sector.
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10 Years of BlueGreen Alliance Foundation
With guest appearances from U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton, and Lt. Gov. Tina Smith, the 10th Anniversary Celebration of the BlueGreen Alliance and BlueGreen Alliance Foundation held on September 23 in Minneapolis was a great event
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Energy Efficient Housing Products for Multifamily Buildings
View this guide to manufacturing supply chains, healthy products and market opportunities in making our multifamily buildings more energy efficient.
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Guide to Healthier Energy Efficiency Products: Focus on Insulation
This guide is intended as a starting point for understanding the potential dangers posed by harmful chemicals used in energy efcient housing products. It is designed to assist contractors, building owners and other housing professionals as they make product decisions for afordable multifamily retrofit projects.
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New Research Shows Formaldehyde No Longer Used in Residential Fiberglass Insulation
New research shows the light density residential fiberglass insulation industry in the U.S. and Canada has finally eliminated the use of formaldehyde-based binders in its manufacturing.