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Why State and Local Governments are Lining Up to Get Behind Heat Pumps

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, more than half of all energy used in U.S. homes is directly spent on only two items, heating, and air conditioning. That means creating a comfortable living space is actually creating a massive carbon footprint.

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Modern Building Codes Could Prevent $1.6 Billion in Natural Disaster Damages Annually

Each year, buildings across the United States suffer more than $100 billion in damage from earthquakes, hurricanes, flooding, and wind, according to the National Institute of Building Sciences. The pace of major events causing $1 billion or more in damage has increased over the past few decades as more people live in vulnerable areas. Modern …

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