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Research demonstrates the need for a more holistic approach

Release Date:
Tue, 24 December 2013

Research funded by Forest and Wood Products Australia (FWPA) demonstrates that a more holistic approach is required to achieve energy efficiency and greenhouse gas reduction from building materials, building construction and deconstruction phases.

In a submission to the National Energy Efficient Building Project (NEEBP), FWPA highlighted the findings from a number of research projects it has supported in relation to energy efficiency and life cycle assessment.

Media Release:
National-Energy-Efficient-Building-MR-241213.pdf

Posted Date: December 24, 2013

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