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Create a Zero Energy Building With Sustainable Interior and Exterior Products
If a majority of U.S. buildings became zero energy, the nation's carbon footprint would significantly decrease. When constructing a zero energy building or renovating an old structure, keep in mind features that are energy saving, energy producing or both.
By Ivo Grossi
August 5, 2019
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by Ivo Grossi
Ivo Grossi, CEO of SportsArt, has 25 years of North American and international executive experience in the fitness, health and wellness industry. He is an agent of change for the organizations he works with and believes in the triple bottom line approach to business: People, Profit and Planet. He writes about mindfulness, leadership and conscious business on his blog at www.ivogrossi.com.
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