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App. VI | Endnotes2. “HardiePlank Lap Siding Installation Requirements.” http://www.jameshardie.com3. ICC Evaluation Service: Legacy Report NER-4054. IBACOS. http://www.ibacos.com/resources5. James Hardie. http://www.jameshardie.com6. ICC Evaluation Service: Legacy Report NER-4057. IBACOS. http://www.ibacos.com/resources8. “R-Value Table,” Colorado Energy. www.coloradoenergy.org9. James Hardie. http://www.jameshardie.com10. SidingKey. http://www.sidingkey.com11. “Homebuilders’ Guide to Construction in Wildfire Zones: Technical Fact SheetSeries.” FEMA P-737, Sept. 200812. “Lab Experiments Simulate House-to-House Fire Spread.” National Instituteof Standards and Technology, Aug. 200513. “Moisture Protection for Wood Sheathing,” Toolbase. http://www.toolbase.org/PDF/DesignGuides/MoistureProtectionWoodSheathing.pdf14. “Siding and Sheathing Options,” Oikos- Green Building Source. http://www.oikos.com/library/vision/index.html15. “Uplifiting News,” BobVila.com. http://www.bobvila.com/OnTheLevel/Uplifting-News-2342.html16. “Insulation: Thermal Performance is Just the Beginning.” EnvironmentalBuilding News, January 200517. “R-Value Table,” Colorado Energy. http://www.coloradoenergy.org18. GreenGuard Environmental Institute. http://www.greenguard.org19. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org20. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org21. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org22. “R-Value Table,” Colorado Energy. http://www.coloradoenergy.org23. “Insulation: Thermal Performance is Just the Beginning,” EnvironmentalBuilding News, January 200524. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org25. Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance (SPFA). http://www.sprayfoam.org26. “R-Value Table,” Colorado Energy. http://www.coloradoenergy.org27. “Insulation: Thermal Performance is Just the Beginning.” EnvironmentalBuilding News, January 200528. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org29. “Insulation: Thermal Performance is Just the Beginning,” EnvironmentalBuilding News, January 200530. “R-Value Table,” Colorado Energy. http://www.coloradoenergy.org31. “Is Cotton Insulation Batting a Green Insulation Building Product?”,InspectAPedia. http://www.inspect-ny.com32. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org33. National Association of Insulation Manufacturers Association (NAIMA).http://www.naima.org34. “R-Value Table,” Colorado Energy. http://www.coloradoenergy.org35. “Insulation: Thermal Performance is Just the Beginning,” EnvironmentalBuilding News, January 200536. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org37. “Insulation: Thermal Performance is Just the Beginning,” EnvironmentalBuilding News, January 200538. “Standard Practice for Installing Cellulose Building Insulation,” CIMATechnical Bulletin #2. http://www.cellulose.org/pdf/cellulose_bulletins/tech_bulletin2.pdf39. “R-Value Table,” Colorado Energy. http://www.coloradoenergy.org40. “Insulation: Thermal Performance is Just the Beginning,” EnvironmentalBuilding News, January 200541. “Alternative Insulation Materials,” ToolBase. http://www.toolbase.org42. Cellulose Insulation Manufacturers’ Association (CIMA). http://www.cellulose.org43. “Drywall,” Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drywall44. “Levels of Drywall Finish,” Hard Drywall. http://www.harddrywall.com/PAGES/layers.html45. “Wallboard (Drywall) Recycling,” California Integrated Waste ManagementBoard. http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/conDemo/Wallboard/46. Sassoon, David. “EcoRock: Drywall Made with 90% Less Energy,”SolveClimate. http://solveclimate.com/blog/20080107/ecorock-drywallmade-90-less-energy47. “Recycled-content drywall uses natural resources efficiently,” Mail Tribune.http://www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080201/LIFE/802010320/-1/HOMELIFE07
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