Building Methods
Introduction
Aircrete
Bricks
Bricks have traditionally been laid with cement to glue the blocks together, though in South America stones were fitted so perfectly that they didn't need anything to help them stick.
Modern brick alternatives are sometimes created with interlocking shapes or pegs, reducing or eliminating the need for cement. Since cement is has a particularly high carbon footprint, this is a brilliant way to reduce a building's CO2 emissions.
Bricks have traditionally been made from local clay, but now we can make them from hemp, seaweed, and even plastic.
Straw Bale Homes
https://www.earthcraftconstruction.com/blog/how-long-a-straw-bale-home-can-last
Wattle & Daub
3D Printing
Organizations
North America
USA
The Clean Energy States Alliance "is a national, nonprofit coalition of public agencies and organizations working together to advance clean energy.
CESA works with state leaders, federal agencies, industry representatives, and other stakeholders to develop clean energy programs and inclusive renewable energy markets. CESA members—mostly state agencies—include many of the most innovative, successful, and influential public funders of clean energy initiatives in the country."