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Green Building Industry Blooms in Maryland

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Connie Belfiore, interim head of the Friends Community School in College Park, says the school's seeded roof helps reduce nutrient runoff. (Newsline photo by Michelle Williams)
Green isn't just a color to some Marylanders. It's part of a growing effort to make buildings more environmentally friendly and healthier for occupants.

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Package created Dec. 15, 2006; Last updated: March 24, 2008

Special report produced by Maryland Newsline's Melissa Pachikara, with assists from Damon Curry. Package, overview story and quiz edited for the Web by Chris Harvey. Archival stories produced and edited by Capital News Service.

Banner graphic by Melissa Pachikara, incorporating original photos and images from Stock.Xchng.

Copyright © 2006 University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.

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