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Katherine Cort,
Theresa Gilbride
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Factsheet describing how window shades can keep out unwanted heat, detailing the most effective products and practices.
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Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
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CMHC,
Government of Canada
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Article by the Canadian Government on attic ventilation and considerations for moisture and ice dams.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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EPA
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Website providing data indicating climate change.
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Milbrand Lisa
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Real Simple
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Author(s)
Theresa Gilbride,
Kaltreider Christian E
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Factsheet describing tips for building or renovating with a focus on disaster resistance.
HUD 2024 Housing Innovation Showcase Poster: Window Attachments Keep out the Heat
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Author(s)
Katherine Cort,
Theresa Gilbride
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Organization(s)
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Factsheet outlining how window attachments like cellular shades, roller shades, storm windows with low-emissivity coatings, and solar screens are low-cost steps that can be implemented to keep homes cool in the summer.
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Brunger Alfred,
Harrison Stephen,
Dubrous Francois M
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American Society of Heating,
Refrigerating,
American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers,
ASHRAE
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Technical article presenting the results of an analysis on the effect of insect screens on window solar heat gain coefficients and U-values.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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LBNL
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Report describing a study using parametric computer simulations of 112 single-family and 63 multi-family residential building prototypes to quantify the contributions of building components such as roofs, walls, windows, infiltration, outside air, lighting, equipment, and people to the aggregate...