My del.icio.us bookmarks for April 1st through April 5th
These are my links for April 1st through April 5th:
- How To Find Lost Objects - via LifeHacker - a 122 page pdf on a similar vein to www.flylady.net
- IES <VE SBEM> EPC SOFTWARE MEETS 6TH APRIL DEADLINE - IES on the ball again when it comes to SBEM (even though their DSM software IMO is the tool you ought to use)
- Cover It Live - via Simon Dickson, a killer live blogging app. Might try this for Think 08…
- Cutting carbon will grow US economy - Researchers at Yale University reviewed 25 leading economic models and showed that GDP would increase by around 3 %/y if dramatic carbon cutting measures were adopted across the country.
- 1 April 2008: New release of iSBEM_v3.1.a for EPCs - The overheating calculation still isn't working - expect yet another version in the future…
- Hong Kong BEAM - Green Building Label - Interesting statistics - "A US study, for example, found that certified green buildings cost 1.8% more to design and construct, but yield 20% cost savings over the life of the building."
- PM helps householders go green - Article not that exciting in itself, but found it via Twitter. I love Twitter…"Green Neighbourhoods initiative will give a "green makeover" to up to 100 neighbourhoods in England with an aim to reduce their carbon footprints by more than 60 per cent."
- China Launches Green Building Council: An Interview with Kevin Hydes, World GBC Chair - China, BREEAM and LEED. International standards currently only used in office buildings for multinationals or upscale apartments. China's version called what? (link goes to mandarin site)
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