Affordable housing gets eco-friendly twist
Workers in Ruskin are building homes for average families, but they're not average homes.�They are advertised as zero-energy homes, which means they produce as much energy as they use, over the course of a year, using roof-mounted solar power arrays and energy-saving construction.
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