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Push on to Make Buildings Grow Green LOS ANGELES - As the super who keeps new state offices purring, Peter Cho is shepherding the green movement's latest offensive: cleaning skylines an entire building at a time. The planet's biggest energy hogs are the buildings where many people work and live. Structures that are at least four stories high gobble 65 percent of the nation's electricity. And as the nation approaches Earth Day on Tuesday, it's worth noting that such buildings are emission fighters' newest target.

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LOS ANGELES - As the super who keeps new state offices purring, Peter Cho is shepherding the green movement's latest offensive: cleaning skylines an entire building at a time.

The planet's biggest energy hogs are the buildings where many people work and live. Structures that are at least four stories high gobble 65 percent of the nation's electricity. And as the nation approaches Earth Day on Tuesday, it's worth noting that such buildings are emission fighters' newest target.