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ETERNA Building System, Bellingham Herald article, February 10, 2008.
Greenhouses aren’t much of a rarity in Whatcom County’s stormy, plant-battering climate. But a house that’s green? That’s worth mentioning.
Especially when its greenness comes from something as seemingly wasteful as the Styrofoam peanuts that protect fragile goods in the mail. Those peanuts are recycled into a cement and foam composite called Eterna, and that product makes up the bones of a Point Roberts home now under construction......
Read the full story here: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/homeandgarden/story/316139.html
Greenhouses aren’t much of a rarity in Whatcom County’s stormy, plant-battering climate. But a house that’s green? That’s worth mentioning.
Especially when its greenness comes from something as seemingly wasteful as the Styrofoam peanuts that protect fragile goods in the mail. Those peanuts are recycled into a cement and foam composite called Eterna, and that product makes up the bones of a Point Roberts home now under construction......
Read the full story here: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/homeandgarden/story/316139.html
ETERNA Building System, Bellingham Herald article, February 10, 2008.
Greenhouses aren’t much of a rarity in Whatcom County’s stormy, plant-battering climate. But a house that’s green? That’s worth mentioning.
Especially when its greenness comes from something as seemingly wasteful as the Styrofoam peanuts that protect fragile goods in the mail. Those peanuts are recycled into a cement and foam composite called Eterna, and that product makes up the bones of a Point Roberts home now under construction......
Read the full story here: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/homeandgarden/story/316139.html
Greenhouses aren’t much of a rarity in Whatcom County’s stormy, plant-battering climate. But a house that’s green? That’s worth mentioning.
Especially when its greenness comes from something as seemingly wasteful as the Styrofoam peanuts that protect fragile goods in the mail. Those peanuts are recycled into a cement and foam composite called Eterna, and that product makes up the bones of a Point Roberts home now under construction......
Read the full story here: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/homeandgarden/story/316139.html
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