Compost is organic matter that is used to fertilize soil. It’s great for your garden, your wallet and the environment. Think of compost as health food, helping your garden grow richer and stronger in a natural way without harsh chemicals. You can use it for potted plants and mulch too. [...]
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By David Popoff. The Connecticut chapter, CTGBC, of the U.S. Green Building Council has organized two tours to learn more about sustainable residential buildings, one a single family home under construction and the second an apartment building. 1. The Metro Green Residences in Stamford, Connecticut is a 7 story building consisting of one, two and three bedroom units. 40% of the units will be affordable housing. Tour is March 1st, 2012 ~ click here to read more and sign up. 2. The second tour is with the owner and builder of a LEED Home in Greenwich, Connecticut that is still under construction. Continue reading Green Tours in Fairfield County, Ct., March 2012. When is the last time you tested your home for Radon? Don’t wait until you buy a new house. Tell your family and friends about the health risk and encourage them to test their homes. [...] By David Popoff When you think “green” sometimes you tend to think expensive, well here are 30 snappy simple ways to be environmentally conscious that you can incorporate into your daily routine. Once you have started you will see how simple they are and will just become common sense habits that will save you money over time. Please share your experience with friends.
Continue reading 30 SNAPPY Green Tips for the New Year 2012. President Obama, with former President Bill Clinton at his side, announced a $4 billion green building initiative today as part of the Better Building Challenge. The program is estimated to save $40 billion a year in energy costs, and create 50,000 jobs [...] |
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