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As well as looking into environmentally-friendly designs, this blogger suggests preparing for potential changes in the environment around the home.
www.greenlivingtips.com/articles/74/1/Building-for-climate-c...
There's a lot to know about green design for a home project, so this guide from the EPA can really help out.
www.epa.gov/region07/p2/greenrider.pdf
what about putting in low energy light bulbs - this can save a lot of power for both your lighting load and your cooling load.
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YoMrAHolmes saidAnyone can do all kinds of small things to make their homes more eco-friendly
about Green Building IdeasLonnagan saidI like the tin can herb pots. Really, you can grow plants in a lot of things. That gives me some ideas on replanting a couple african violets that I have.
about Earth Day ProjectsSuzieQ saidI like the idea of attaching a rain barrel to a downspout, although the water probably would be a little icky. I imagine that wouldn't be a big problem for plants though.
about Save Rain WaterYoMrAHolmes saidSealing ducts saves you energy costs and helps the environment in the process
about Save Energy by Sealing DuctsRobin Bastien saidExcellent illustration of choices. Clear-cut and easy to grasp for the layman.
about Solar Hot Water HeaterYoMrAHolmes saidThis guy connected his rain water collector directly to his toilet so he could immediately reuse rain water.
about Rain Barrel to Toilet InstallationLonnagan saidI learned from this article that a low SHGC (solar heat gain coefficient) is important to have in energy efficient windows.
about Energy Efficient Windows & Info from Energy StarPeavine saidI always like watching them put in that foamy insulation stuff that hardens around the windows.
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