Washington State Energy Office
The Valuation of Environmental Externalities in Energy Conservation Planning
PLC, Incorporated
The CO2 Diet for a Greenhouse Planet: Assessing Individual Actions for Slowing Global Warming
National Audubon Society
Environmental Issues in Planning Buildings Energy Efficiency R&D
Solar Energy Research Institute
Solar Energy Research Institute
Radon: Residential Attitudes toward the Risk
Washington State University
Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Energy Efficiency in Existing UK Buildings
The Building Research Establishment
Case Western Reserve University
A Guidebook for the Control of Summer Heat Islands
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Air Pollution Projection Methodologies: Integrating Emission Projections With Energy Forecasts
California Energy Commission
The Global Change Issue - What It Is, Where It Is Going and How It Will Impact Utility DSM
ICF Resources Incorporated
American Lay Conceptions of Global Warming
Princeton University
Simulation of Combined Heat Moisture and Contaminant Transport in Building Science Problems
Florida Solar Energy Center
Economic Modeling for Large-Scale Urban Tree Plantings
University of Arizona
Measured Cooling Savings From Vegetative Landscaping
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Public Policy Considerations and the Development of a Code for the Control of Radon in Residences
Washington State Energy Office
Radon Control - towards a Systems Approach
Washington State Energy Office
Energy Information Administration
Pace University Law School
California Air Resources Board
Indoor Air Quality: Everyone's Concerned or Nobody's Concerned
Bonneville Power Administration
*Washington Water Power
Energy Efficiency and Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions: Some International Results
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
*ICF Information Technology, Inc.
Radon in Homes: The Alaskan Experience
University of Alaska
Simulating Microclimatic Effects on Building Energy Use
University of Arizona
Insights into the Time-Dependent Behavior of Indoor Radon Levels From Continuous Measurements
Princeton University
Edison Electric Institute
*Energy Research Group, Inc.
Environmental Improvement and Energy Efficiency in Buildings: Opportunities to Reduce Co2 Emissions
International Energy Agency
New England Power Service Company
*Temple, Barker, and Sloane, Inc.
The Three Dimensions of Indoor Air Quality
Minnesota Building Research Center