After Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, a slew of nonprofits committed millions of dollars to support the construction of green homes in the city. Now, 10 years late, green building experts say the work rebuilding there can serve as a model for other communities. Energy costs are much lower and there are fewer cases of asthma as environmental health improved.
Green homes in New Orleans: a model for other communities
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