Real estate construction revolution – EpilogueWritten by Cameron Lindblom
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Thus, care about health is no longer an individual matter, but social in general. Every single person is responsible here. Therefore, first and main important duty of eco-houses is to minimize negative impact on environment and utilize wastes with minimal damages. That’s what whole reasonable world must learn. Read more about articles within “Eco-houses” series below Eco-house concept: pro and con Mega firmament in real estate Straw as real estate building material
Cameron G. Lindblom is a Sweden-born businessman who's built his success in real estate. Apart from running his business, he is the Editorial Board Manager at RealEstateGates Ltd (http://www.realestategates.com). One of his outstanding works is called 'Drugs and Society', 1998. "Wrong choice goes from ignorance of the better", Cameron often says to people and this seems to be his lifetime motto. Eric Svein
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I could spend hours telling you about positive impact of straw on human health. The USA and Western Europe witness real straw-construction boom. And this is very easy to explain – straw is a lot cheaper that most conventional building materials, while final results corresponds considerably with requirements of eco-houses. Although carcassless technology allows erecting only one-storied buildings, construction on carcass basis enables to erect buildings with multiple number of floors. Read more about articles within “Eco-houses” series below Eco-house concept: pro and con Mega firmament in real estate
Cameron G. Lindblom is a Sweden-born businessman who's built his success in real estate. Apart from running his business, he is the Editorial Board Manager at RealEstateGates Ltd (http://www.realestategates.com). One of his outstanding works is called 'Drugs and Society', 1998. "Wrong choice goes from ignorance of the better", Cameron often says to people and this seems to be his lifetime motto. Eric Svein
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