Monday, July 4, 2011
Habitat Builds First Energy Efficient Homes
Habitat for Humanity of Broward in Florida has just received LEED Gold certification for some of their new builds. They are the first builder in the Florida county to get this certification on their new builds. In order to receive the LEED Gold certification they had to demonstrate building performance in five areas: water conservation, sustainable site development, indoor environmental quality, material selection and last but not least energy efficiency. The families that are going to move into those homes are going to have a positive impact on their lives. Congrats to Habitat for Humanity in Broward County for thinking about the future.
I heard about this too...it's so great that more people are moving towards energy efficiency, and now we actually have entire homes designed that way! awesome!!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree Whitney. Here's to a more energy efficient world!
ReplyDeleteenergy efficiency ...much good !!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing. Maybe this is the only way we can combat global warming without compromising anything else. When energy efficient homes become more affordable, we will definitely see widespread adoption.
ReplyDeleteGreat indeed. Because of these houses, I can now imagine our future. I think it would be amazing.
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Why not use a little solar' regular electric' solar in the form of heating though windows designed to max the energy from the sun and than finally energy conservation.
ReplyDeleteThey are doing much good in the world. It's great that more and more volunteers are working with them.
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Volunteers are really the lifeblood of any endeavor. It's the unlimited motivation they possess that is their advantage.
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