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Build San Antonio Green Is Helping Homeowners Go Green

Build San Antonio Green Is Helping Homeowners Go Green

Since its founding in 2001 by San Antonio, Bexar County and CPS Energy, the nonprofit has been teaching homeowners how to consume less energy and praising green standards in construction…

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https://www.mysanantonio.com/real-estate/sellingsa/article/Build-San-Antonio-Green-Nonprofit-still-helping-16111842.php

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