Why It’s Impossible for this Wallingford Home to Be Green: Its Owners Are Asking for $2.1 million
Tweet Here is exactly why most green certifications are bogus. They tend to focus on materials, and not on context or market forces. And the fact that the application of “green” materials is not universalized—meaning, the legal standards for energy consumption, methods of insulation, renewability, the substance of floors, walls, and furniture are weak or nonexistent—means that a house or …