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Today was the final opportunity for public comment on a regulation published by the Maryland Department of the Environment making mandatory the reporting to the State of locations of potential hazardous substances, including those routinely identified in the due diligence associated with real estate transactions. ...

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Election Day 2014 in which Republicans made big gains in Congress and statehouses across the country portends huge business opportunities for green building. As more conservative legislative bodies look to enact environmental and energy policies while driving up growth without enacting new mandates or imposing ...

On November 14, the International Code Council announced that the 2015 version of the International Green Construction Code had been approved. News of the approval has not circulated widely, likely in part because the announcement was a bit cryptic when the ICC press release reported ...

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Last week, a federal appeals court brought back from the dead, a more than $6 Million lawsuit filed over materials supplied for the first ever LEED certified Platinum building. Despite that the unpublished opinion is not binding precedent, it is having a chilling effect on ...