By Chris Pastore on February 11, 2010
A few years back, a good friend of mine told me that people “know” that global warming is real because of their personal experiences. He wanted to start the introduction to a book with a series of personal experiences of people who observed things getting warming. Sometimes a story captivates the imagination. A story can [...]
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By Robert Fryer on January 29, 2010
Total read time: 3 min Bolded parts: less than 1 min Busy with work and family obligations? Eating at your desk too often? Not enough time with all the meetings, projects and obligations already in your life? No problem. Let us make greening your home EASY, knowing that we’re bringing you the best information out [...]
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By Robert Fryer on January 11, 2010
I sat down with Daphne Fifield and Chris Robinson of Greener U Consultants. They gave some really great information about how to make your home healthy and efficient (and even steps you can take as a renter). It’s pretty great that it saves money – and it has a short payback period. Chris told a [...]
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By Chris Pastore on December 3, 2009
How do we know if a product is “green” or “sustainable”? Consider the Life Cycle Analysis of cars performed by CNW in 2007 (here (PDF)). One of the more controversial conclusions of the study was that the Prius is less sustainable than a Hummer (H2 and H3). Naturally this created an uproar in the community. [...]
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