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Homeowners in the Oxford/University community in Mississippi are making a change in their lives by building green....
Gerard D. Manogin

University of Mississippi

May 12, 2011
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Architecture, Efficiency, Energy, Green Living, Renewable Energy

Homeowners in the Oxford/University community in Mississippi are making a change in their lives by building green.

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