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Sustainable Building Materials Are At All-Time Low—Or Are They?
The notion of sustainable and green building isn’t going away; it’s getting smarter, with more defined purpose and intention.
By Chandal Nolasco da Silva
April 29, 2020
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by Chandal Nolasco da Silva
Chandal is the Content Director at RenoRun, 2-hr construction supply and delivery specialists. She has a diverse background in Environmental Studies, Technology, and Marketing. She has been awarded for research in Urban Studies, and has contributed to an Industrial Design book now taught inside University classrooms. Chandal writes for some of the highest authority publications, is a three-time Search Engine Land Award nominee and was been listed as one of the top female marketers to follow in 2019.
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