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Office sprawl has huge environmental consequences. Downtown locations are more efficient, but pose problems of their own, such as urban heat islands. |
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As our population grows, clean water is becoming an increasingly precious resource. Wiser use and conservation can help ensure an adequate supply. |
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A future with clean air and a stable climate hinges on our ability to cut energy use and rely more heavily on renewable sources. |
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Building materials can cost a lot: forest destruction, waste, pollution. But products made with sustainably harvested wood and recycled materials save natural resources. |
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The environment isn't only outside. Indoors, too, people deserve clean air and access to the beauties of nature. |
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