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NASA Goes for Energy Efficiency in New Building

environmentalleader.com (Aug 26 2009)
1. A new $20.6 million NASA building is being hailed as the greenest-ever construction project by the federal government. The new Ames Research Center, dubbed the “Sustainability Base” by NASA, is being constructed near Moffett Field in the San Francisco Bay Area. The building will use a number of technologies originally developed for use in outer space, including [...] (Read Full Article)
  
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