After the Flood - There's Hope
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Homes that are damaged by flooding can be repaired and made more durable. [continue reading]
Are You Getting into Hot Water?
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We've come a long way in making hot water more efficiently. The next place to cut waste is in the distribution systems. [continue reading]
Hey, Where's the Hot Water?
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In many ways, new homes may be experiencing the best of times. But for their hot water distribution systems it can be the worst of times. [continue reading]
Rebuilding Your Flood-Damaged Home
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Testing and first-hand observation provide the best available information about how to rebuild. [continue reading]
A Home with Family Values
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Tuskegee University strike a balance between energy efficiency and affordability. [continue reading]
Flood Testing Gets a Reality Check
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Although the structural damage to a home from flooding cannot always be prepared for, the use of flood-resistant materials can minimize the cost of rebuilding. [continue reading]
Revisiting New Orleans - A Photo Essay
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As this NASA photo shows, after Katrina most of New Orleans suffered from extensive flooding. Two investigative trips led to worthwhile lessons. [continue reading]
New Wall System Keeps the Lead Out and the Heat In
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The presence of lead-based paint in older multifamily housing is a major public health concern. Dealing with these lead hazards offers opportunities for improving not only the health of the occupants but also the energy performance of the units. [continue reading]
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