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Call to Action to NESEA members and fellow AIA members
Posted on 05/06/2015

I am reaching out to share this AIA resolution 15-6 to be voted on at the National AIA...

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Reflections by an Emerging Professional on the BuildingEnergy 15 Conference
Posted on 05/04/2015

I thoroughly enjoyed the Wednesday I spent at the BuildingEnergy 15 conference in March.

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The Case for CI (Continuous Insulation)
Posted on 05/04/2015

An overview of an interesting new development in the building codes relating to improving the building envelope's energy efficiency.

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Greening the Multiple Listing System (MLS)
Posted on 04/27/2015

Implementing green data fields in residential multiple listing services (MLS) throughout the country is still at the...

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Company Record Manager

Using the Mass Save Incentive Program to Reduce Cost of Insulation and Air Sealing
Posted on 04/10/2015

Mass Save is a utility-administered program that assists owners in improving energy efficiency of their homes and businesses.

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Company Record Manager

Ice Dams
Posted on 03/11/2015

Why do ice dams form at 1990 era condos but not on a super-insulated house?

During the snowy and very cold winter many homes develop ice dams, but some do not.

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