energy-efficient

While Congress may not get it, citizens across the country have committed to building green using energy-efficient guidelines such as LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), a rating system set out by the U.S. Green Building Council.

The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: White House Relents on Solar Panels; Why Congressional Inaction Hasn't Stopped Green Building The Media Consortium 2010

Inclusion of building features such as solar panels and energy-efficient window and wall insulation insure that energy is self-produced and not wasted.

The Media Consortium: Weekly Mulch: White House Relents on Solar Panels; Why Congressional Inaction Hasn't Stopped Green Building The Media Consortium 2010

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Japanese manufacturing companies suddenly discovered that they'd been cut off from the rare earth minerals that they require to make high-tech products such as computers and cell phones as well as energy-efficient items like wind turbines and hybrid cars.

Eric J. Weiner: Can Anyone Talk to China Anymore? Probably Not Eric J. Weiner 2010

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Japanese manufacturing companies suddenly discovered that they'd been cut off from the rare earth minerals that they require to make high-tech products such as computers and cellphones as well as energy-efficient items like wind turbines and hybrid cars.

Eric J. Weiner: Can Anyone Talk To China Anymore? Probably Not Eric J. Weiner 2010

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Japanese manufacturing companies suddenly discovered that they'd been cut off from the rare earth minerals that they require to make high-tech products such as computers and cellphones as well as energy-efficient items like wind turbines and hybrid cars.

Eric J. Weiner: Can Anyone Talk To China Anymore? Probably Not Eric J. Weiner 2010

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Japanese manufacturing companies suddenly discovered that they'd been cut off from the rare earth minerals that they require to make high-tech products such as computers and cellphones as well as energy-efficient items like wind turbines and hybrid cars.

Eric J. Weiner: Can Anyone Talk To China Anymore? Probably Not Eric J. Weiner 2010

Today's purchasers, who are raking in the perks for trying out this energy-efficient car that will not pollute the air since it will have zero tailpipe emissions, might be surprised to learn that one hundred years ago the electric car was the preferred vehicle for both women and doctors.

Kate Kelly: The Nissan Leaf: A Nod to the First Electric Cars of 100 Years Ago Kate Kelly 2010

Today's purchasers, who are raking in the perks for trying out this energy-efficient car that will not pollute the air since it will have zero tailpipe emissions, might be surprised to learn that one hundred years ago the electric car was the preferred vehicle for both women and doctors.

Kate Kelly: The Nissan Leaf: A Nod to the First Electric Cars of 100 Years Ago Kate Kelly 2010

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Japanese manufacturing companies suddenly discovered that they'd been cut off from the rare earth minerals that they require to make high-tech products such as computers and cellphones as well as energy-efficient items like wind turbines and hybrid cars.

Eric J. Weiner: Can Anyone Talk To China Anymore? Probably Not Eric J. Weiner 2010

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, Japanese manufacturing companies suddenly discovered that they'd been cut off from the rare earth minerals that they require to make high-tech products such as computers and cellphones as well as energy-efficient items like wind turbines and hybrid cars.

Eric J. Weiner: Can Anyone Talk To China Anymore? Probably Not Eric J. Weiner 2010