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1. Choose materials with a low embodied energy, which is the sum of the energy used to produce and transport the material. 2. Investigate the source of the materials, making sure to select materials that come from a responsible and sustainable supplier. 3. Consider the durability and maintenance reqRead more
1. Choose materials with a low embodied energy, which is the sum of the energy used to produce and transport the material.
See less2. Investigate the source of the materials, making sure to select materials that come from a responsible and sustainable supplier.
3. Consider the durability and maintenance requirements of the materials, selecting ones that will provide good long-term value.
4. Look for materials that are certified or have specific standards related to sustainability, such as green labels or FSC certification.
5. Seek out renewable materials like bamboo, wool, cork, or reclaimed wood.
6. Make sure to select construction materials that don’t contain any hazardous chemicals and are safe for human and environmental health.