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I write about buildings, landscape, other stuff. Recommend car-free local vacations--you get some adventure and you don't have to stress about parking.
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10 Homemade Remedies for Bug Prevention

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By Lydia Lee 
| RealtyTimes
Unwanted pesky bugs and pests can put a dent on the delight you should get from your home. Surprisingly, there are common household products you can use to get rid of flies, ants, aphids, spiders, and other insects you want to steer away from your space. Try mixing some of these natural ingredients and make your own bug prevention solution. These are some helpful homemade remedies to keep your house free of unwanted visitors.
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Save the Birds

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By Lydia Lee 
| BuildingGreen
A 2014 review of 23 studies estimated that between 365 million and 988 million birds are killed every year in building collisions in the U.S. alone. A 2024 study found that since many strikes don’t kill immediately, but injured birds later succumb to injuries, that number is conservatively northward of 1.28 billion. Save the Birds was published in BuildingGreen Issue 2: Deep Ecology. Take the quiz to earn 1 AIA LU/HSW.
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CannonDesign Renews Sim Van der Ryn’s Bateson Building

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By Lydia Lee 
| Metropolis Magazine
The sustainable design movement owes much to the late architect Sim Van der Ryn, often referred to as the father of green architecture. While other architects of his time were preoccupied with the stylish rigors of modernism, he focused on reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. His design for the 330,000-square-foot Gregory Bateson Building in Sacramento, California, is credited as the first large-scale example of sustainable architecture.
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