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Green RemodelingChanging the World One Room at a TimeBy David Johnston and Kim Master

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Green Remodeling is a comprehensive guide. It first points out the advantages of remodeling. Buildings are responsible for 40% of worldwide energy flow and material use; so how you remodel can make a difference.
   
Adobe Detailsby Karen Witynski & Joe P. Carr

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In their fourth book, authors/designers Karen Witynski and Joe Carr forage through the American Southwest and mountains of Mexico in search of the furnishings, accents and architectural elements that reveal its time-honored beauty and character.
   
Log Construction ManualRobert W. Chambers

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This book tells you what you need to know to build your own log home and also reveals the deep rhythms and patterns of log construction. Author Robert Chambers shows how to take naturally shaped, tapered, round logs and scribe-fit them one to another so that they look like they actually grew together in the woods.
   
New Strawbale Homeby Catherine Wanek

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Although strawbale construction is beginning to enter the mainstream, many people continue to wonder what a strawbale house looks like. The New Strawbale Home answers definitively, "Anything you want!" Innovative architects and builders are reinventing this century-old technology to create thick walled modern houses of unsurpassed natural beauty.
   
The Slate Roof BibleUnderstanding, Installing, and Restoring the World's Finest Roof, 2nd EditionJoseph Jenkins

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Completely revised, greatly expanded and updated version of the award-winning The Slate Roof Bible, with 21 chapters including six that are new: International Roof Slate, European Slating Methods, Roof Inscriptions and Designs, Recycling Slate Roofs, and separate chapters on Chimneys and Valleys.
   
Stone CirclesA Modern Builder's Guide to the Megalithic RevivalRob Roy

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The Ancient World is Making a Comeback
Rob Roy has traveled the Anglo/Celtic world to learn the hows and whys of stone circle construction. He investigates the remarkable accomplishments (many still unexplained ) of his ancestors. And he examines the methods of contemporary practitioners, himself included, and present hard-to-find information on how to move and align giant stones.
   
Good Green Homesby Jennifer Roberts  Photography: Linda Svendsen

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With some simple steps outlined in this book, you can save money, and do your part to help save the environment.
   
Built by Handby Athena Steen, Bill Steen, and Eiko KomatsuPhotography: Yoshio Komatsu

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Built by Hand is the most extensive documentation ever published of traditional ("vernacular") buildings throughout the world. With examples from nearly every continent, the book documents the diverse methods people have used to create shelter from locally available natural materials, and shows the impressive handmade finished products through this truly stunning compilation of photographs.
   

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Monthly Environmental Newsletter

July Issue:

Environmental Impacts from Coal Generated Power

Part 1 of a five-part series: The Health Dangers and Environmental Impacts of Electric Power.

We begin this series looking at Coal-Fired power plants, the largest producer of electric power here in the United States. Currently, coal produces about 52% of our electric power. It is also quite possibly the most environmentally devastating and polluting of the electric power sources.
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