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A New Mexico builder updates the work of his father with a new and improved project nearly 40 years after the original. It's still 'the place with the tubes.'

A Boston-based research lab has developed a photovoltaic system designed for installation by homeowners as easily as a new washer/dryer.

The retailer issues a new warning connected with the massive electronic breach earlier this year: Beware of phishing.

The redesigned site offers easier access to an extensive library on building materials and the design/build process.

The annual survey finds states have generally made it easier for consumers to generate their own electricity. But some states still get failing grades.

In Arizona, the Department of Health Services says its review shows smart meters aren't likely to make people ill

The day-long seminar will help builders and designers balance energy efficiency, indoor-air quality, and cost.

State regulators get a proposal that would eliminate efficiency requirements that lower demand for electricity and natural gas. Advocates cry foul.

A Canadian panel has found that the noise made by utility-scale wind turbines can be annoying, but it sees no clear link to ill health.

Online registration is now open for the January Design & Construction Week that combines the International Builders' Show and the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas.