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Posted: 2025-05-11 13:34:34 UTC

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Homes designed with a focus on heat transfer physics can be more resilient, energy-efficient, and comfortable by prioritizing radiation and evaporation over air temperature. Current building codes often underinsulate homes and lack adequate control over humidity, leading to increased energy costs and potential health issues. Updating building codes to include >2" of continuous exterior insulation would provide massive economic and health benefits.
Homes can be more resilient and energy efficient by focusing on heat transfer physics.
Current building codes underinsulate homes and lack humidity control.
Updating building codes with >2" of exterior insulation would provide economic and health benefits.
Underinsulated homes
Inadequate control over humidity
Distorted price signals subsidizing inefficiency
Mold growth and rot due to cold condensing surfaces