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Habitat Gets High Marks for Low-Energy Homes

The Tennessean (11/21, Paine, 136K) reports on the Nashville Area Habitat for Humanity which has been "building low-energy homes" in order to help "their clients and the environment - by burning less electricity." The article notes that their "green bent has earned the Nashville Area Habitat program the EPA's 2011 Energy Star Sustained Excellence award."

 
 
 


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