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Hey folks, I’ve got a project that is using 1×6 T&G thermally modified, class A rated hemlock wood siding. I am on the 2021 IRC and the siding is going over 1/2 zip (no exterior insulation, it’s a double stud wall) and a 3/4 rain screen (16″ oc framing). The majority of the siding is […]
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Having seen similar disagreements play out here, I figured this would be worth sharing with the GBA community. While most of the content here is fairly agnostic to density, it seems like GBA is slowly moving in the “Gray” direction, particularly with Lloyd Alter’s pieces. If nothing else, I figured it may spark an interesting […]
Join the leading community of building science experts Become a GBA Prime member and get instant access to the latest developments in green building, research, and reports from the field. Start free trial Replies Expert Member Akos | Jan 28, 2025 09:17pm | #2 You have to check the installation of the manual of your […]
Cement Produces Unavoidable Emissions Second only to water, concrete is the most consumed material on Earth with an annual production of approximately 4 billion tons. The industry is responsible for 7% — 8% of global anthropogenic emissions and over 3% of the total global energy production. Ninety percent of concrete’s emissions come from its primary […]
EPA and Springfield, Illinois, Agree to Address Coal Ash Contamination The EPA and Springfield, Illinois, have agreed on measures to address coal ash contamination at CWLP facilities near Lake Springfield. By Robert Yaniz Jr. Jan 28, 2025 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reached an agreement with the city of Springfield, Illinois, to ensure […]
(PDF) Industry 4.0 Technologies and their Implications for Environmental Sustainability in the Manufacturing Industry ResearchGate
(PDF) Dealing with resistance to the use of Industry 4.0 technologies in production disturbance management ResearchGate