Commerce set Canadian softwood lumber antidumping and countervailing duties at 24.75%, down from about 35.16%; a separate 10% tariff remains.
U.S. Lowers Canadian Softwood Lumber Duties
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Wausau Supply Co. Expands Manufacturing Footprint With New Michigan Facility
Wausau Supply announced a 260,000-square-foot West Branch facility, with at least $41 million in investment and 92 expected new jobs.
I Had An Entirely Solar Property, But Here’s Why I Ended Up Paying For Utilities
A homeowner with an entirely solar-powered property explains why they still pay for utilities, highlighting hidden costs and system limitations.
Pablo Luna Studio Takes Inspiration From Nature For Its Climate-Responsive Architecture
Pablo Luna Studio reveals a new architecture inspired by nature, emphasizing climate responsiveness. The project highlights sustainable design trends gaining interest.
The Surprising Reason Shredded Paper Can’t Always Go In The Recycling Bin
Discover the surprising reasons shredded paper isn’t always accepted in recycling bins and what this means for waste management and consumers.
Einspeisevergutung 2027
Germany’s renewable energy feed-in tariffs for 2027 are under discussion, with official details expected soon. This impacts solar and wind investors nationwide.
Oceana Passivhaus Surges In Global Coverage
Oceana Passivhaus is experiencing a surge in international coverage, with 36 mentions in recent media tracking, highlighting growing interest in sustainable building standards.
The Sustainability Mistake Hidden in Cheap Disposable Shop Habits
Just relying on cheap disposables from shops hides a costly environmental impact you’re unlikely to notice until it’s too late.
How to Choose Materials for Long-Term Trust, Not Just Quick Results
Inevitably, choosing durable, sustainable materials builds lasting trust, but discovering the key factors can make all the difference—continue reading to learn more.
Why FSC and Reclaimed Are Only Part of the Story
FSC and reclaimed materials are just part of the story—discover what else is essential for true sustainability.
