What you must know to build a green home and maintain a green and sustainable lifestyle
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by Allen Anderson Wind energy has been something many people have not yet realized its full potential. Wind power systems have gotten very little public exposure among the media and still is not a household topic in discussion. Although, people are starting to take notice. It is usually solar energy that is known to be [...]
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Conserve water by installing low flow shower heads. Simple to do and with a short payback time.
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Wood burning stoves have been used for centuries as a heat source. Modern technologies and new development have made wood burning stoves a great alternative way to heat your home.
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You don’t need to be rich and famous anymore to use solar power, since solar systems are more affordable these days.
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by Bob Leverett A gasifyer is used to heat wood or other organic matter to a temperature high enough to liberate the volatile elements inside. Once released the gasses can either be burnt for heat or combusted in an engine to create power. The simplest element of the gasifier is that is a canister that [...]
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Building and living in a green home is making a commitment to oneself, future generations and the environment. For me, the question is not “why would you build a green home?” the questions is: WHY WOULD YOU NOT build a green home? What Makes a Home a Green and Sustainable Home? The location, orientation and [...]
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