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The study, conducted by USGBC education partner Pearson, using data provided by Burning Glass, found 9,033 U.S. job postings from March 2013 to February 2014 that required a LEED credential. 

The course examines the economic analysis of ground-source equipment versus more traditional systems and what is necessary to design an effective and efficient ground-source system. 

The deadline for contest entries is Nov. 21. Winners will be announced in The NEWS’ AHR Expo show issue Jan. 26, 2015.

Ingersoll Rand’s Commitment to Action will avoid the same amount of CO2 emissions that can result from powering nearly 2 million homes for one year.

New stores in the Chicago suburbs of Elgin and Aurora will celebrate grand openings in October.

The energy used for cooling the facility is controlled by strictly managing airflow using outside air to cool the facility.

The copper tubing from five air conditioning units at the school was removed on Aug. 1, leaving the building with no air conditioning less than two weeks before the first day of classes. 

Those in attendance discussed the impact of regulations on businesses, the need for tort reform, and the challenges estate tax poses to multigenerational businesses.

Three-quarters of decision makers at U.S. companies have invested in energy-efficiency programs in the past 12 months, and more than half (56 percent) project their investment in energy efficiency next year will be more than last year, according to survey results released by Schneider Electric.

To cool the outdoor play area for dogs housed in the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Animal Save Haven (MASH).