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Urban forests are recognized as important storage sites for carbon dioxide, the primary greenhouse gas. Trees reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide by directly sequestering carbon dioxide in their stems and leaves as they grow.
On March 28, 2014, the District of Columbia adopted the 2013 DC Construction Codes, making the District, once...
Prepared by the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs to give an overview of requirements and resources related to the Green Building Act of 2006.
A guide by the Department of General Services (formerly the Department of Real Estate Services) to sustainable measures that can be taken within District facilities.
Frequentlly asked questions regarding DC's role as an EPA Green Power Partner.
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DC’s purchases of 745 million kilowatt hours of green power prevented the release of more than 1.1 billion pounds of carbon dioxide emissions.
Deciding to install solar or make your houses solar-ready involves gathering information from a number of sources and tailoring it to your location and circumstances. This guide can help you through that process.
A review summary of recent green roof research illustrating stormwater management benefits.
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