Insulation is something many of us take for granted, especially if you’re a renter or you recently bought a new place. But a few tiny fixes can result in massive monthly savings.
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Scientists believe we could someday construct futuristic “living” houses made with fungus and bacteria, which could literally grow and repair themselves when needed. Is it a pipe dream, or a glimpse into our future?
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In some areas, governments have attempted to require new homes to run on energy-efficient heat pumps, instead of traditional furnaces. The changes are often cost-saving, but some argue that it’s a choice homeowners should be able to make for themselves.
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Over the past year, major home-insurance companies have pulled out of high-risk states, leaving homeowners with very few options. But, with the continued increases in severe weather events, is this just a logical next step?
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