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Today's Green Construction
http://www.todaysgreenconstruction.com
This blog is a green construction blog.
- Added on: Nov 9th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Todd Fratzel
- Listed in: Green Home and Garden
- Tags: environment sustainability green green construction
Recent Posts
Five Rivers MetroParks Recycle Used Oil
LEOLA, PA – Employees at the 25 Five Rivers MetroParks facilities in the greater Dayton, Ohio area feel like they’ve struck gold – black gold. They’ve recently started collecting used motor oil from service vehicles that maintain the systemâ€...
Energy Efficient Garage Heaters
Winter might bring you relief from excessive sweating and high temperatures but it can also add to your discomfort if you work in a garage, warehouse or shop. Many people use their garages for more than parking their cars and all this may come to a ...
Extreme Eco-Friendly Homes
Eco-Friendly Homes come in all shapes and sizes. When I read the following article I thought it would be something worth passing along. Check out the Top 10 Extreme Eco-Friendly Homes. The article covers some really amazing eco-friendly homes includi...
Seal Your Home
Air Sealing Saves Money I’ve written quite a few articles over the years about the importance of properly air sealing a home to save energy and money. Even the best quality insulation won’t work very well if your home has air leaks that a...
American Standard Faucets Go Green
Faucets Going Green The States of California and Vermont have passed new lead level laws for plumbing fixtures going into effect on January 1, 2010. The new laws require less than 0.25 percent lead in wetted surfaces of pipes, pipe fittings, plumbing...
Does Upgrading a Refrigerator Save Money in the Long Run?
Is your refrigerator old? Besides not looking very good, It’s probably wasting energy. According to EnergyStar.Gov, a typical 24 cubic foot top-freezer refrigerator from the mid-1980s wastes more than $765 in electricity over 5 years! (@ 11 cen...
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