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Stay Green, Stay Toasty: Winterizing Your Home and Garden
Given all the innovation and growth in sustainability across the home improvement industry, one might wonder what is happening in the lumber aisle. Is the 2x4 of today any different than it was decades ago? As the home improvement industry changes, so must the materials it uses. That's especially true for home-building materials and lumber. To find out how The Home Depot's shelves are responding to a changing industry, we spoke to Katie Hunt, Associate Merchant for Lumber and Building Materials at The Home Depot, to learn more about the industry that is the backbone of home improvement and find out how her department is approaching sustainability.
Stay Green, Stay Toasty: Winterizing Your Home and Garden
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