Name: 凯瑟琳•莫尔建造绿色
Uploaded: 2010-04-14T08:45:00Z
Duration: 5 min 56 s
Description: 在TED上的一个简短，幽默，数据丰富的演讲中，凯瑟琳•莫尔阐述了它她所有的书呆子式的建造—一个新型绿色环保屋的决定。这关注真实的能量使用数据，而不是假设的。当你面对抉择是，那个才是最恰当的选项？事实恰是背道而驰。

在TED上的一个简短，幽默，数据丰富的演讲中，凯瑟琳•莫尔阐述了它她所有的书呆子式的建造—一个新型绿色环保屋的决定。这关注真实的能量使用数据，而不是假设的。当你面对抉择是，那个才是最恰当的选项？事实恰是背道而驰。

凯瑟琳•莫尔建造绿色

Building green often means obsessing over tiny lifestyle tweaks, but the real energy cost comes from the materials and methods used in construction. A single new home can embody the energy of millions of paper towels, with just the window material able to double its energy footprint. By prioritizing big-impact decisions like material selection and construction techniques, one project halved its embodied energy, yet still required years to break even compared to an upgraded existing house. The biggest surprises often hide in overlooked details, not in popular green living headlines.