
There has been a huge shift in the market for paint in recent years — as consumers demand more environmentally friendly paint, the paint companies are working hard to satisfy these concerns but still offer a product that is durable and lives up to previous expectations. And it's tough work! The New York Times explores the local and federal laws governing VOCs and offers some insight into various "green" paint products...
We try to stay informed about these same issues at AT, and it is surprisingly difficult. We found this article to be a helpful overview: The Promise of Green Paint.
(Pics: Tony Cenicola)

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I LOVE Aura. I'm hesitant to call it really green, but it's a lot lower in VOCs and a lot more green than traditional paints. Worth every penny.
Has anyone tried HD's new zero-VOC brand? Is it any good at all?
Aaron:
check out my post on AT:LA about this article
Low VOC is a simplistic way of approaching the issue, which may actually distort the true environmental impact of these coatings...
http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/roundup/10-best-nonvoc-lowtoxic-interior-paints-050915