Whether it’s winter or summer, one of the most important systems in your home is not just the HVAC but the thermostat that controls it. This little box on the wall does quite a bit to keep your home at just the right temperature by sensing the current temperature, […] Click here to view original […]
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The science behind the study This study is the first large-scale, rigorous online trial of its kind. To make it happen, Unilever worked with a team of behavioural scientists at BIT and nine eco-conscious influencers drawn from three key markets (UK, US and Canada). BIT began by conducting an […] Click here to view original
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An artist’s rendition of the commercial complex eyed by Nishi-Nippon Railroad Co. under its comprehensive development program on the site of three existing facilities, including the Fukuoka Building (Provided by Nishi-Nippon Railroad Co.) FUKUOKA–One of the largest net zero energy buildings (ZEBs) in western Japan will be constructed here, […] Click here to view original
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Environmentally-friendly travel is on the rise. (photo via pcess609/iStock/Getty Images Plus) Cat Jones has a bold vision for the future of travel. The founder of the U.K.-based travel start-up Byway wants to change the way people get to—and around—the destinations they visit. “We have this vision for the world, […] Click here to view original
Known for its ability to produce a modern, geometric look along with its versatility and environment-friendliness, prefinished fibre cement cladding continues to find popularity among architects, designers and installers for commercial building designs. When it comes to inventive, geometric designs for instance, choosing a modern fibre cement cladding allows […] Click here to view original
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Eco-shelter at DIHAD. Image Courtesy: University of Birmingham Dubai, UAE: Refugees fleeing disaster zones could soon be living in temporary shelters made from 100% recycled materials, which will not only prove safer and more durable than tents but also help to reduce plastic waste. University of Birmingham sustainable engineering […] Click here to view original
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