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Thursday, 06 October 2011
What exactly is Green Home Remodeling?
Green home remodeling is just like regular remodeling, but your home improvements are made with the environment in mind. Green remodeling uses environmentally conscious building materials, energy efficient appliances and eco-friendly furnishings. Green remodeling also pushes for sustainability. Simply put, sustainability is about having enough resources for ourselves and future generations. The Earth is the only home we have, so it’s important that we protect its resources for everybody. All of these things make your remodeling project healthier for your family and planet.
Why does it matter?
Being environmentally conscious is everybody’s responsibility. Your home improvement project is an opportunity to take a step in the right direction. Depending on your project, your green remodel could reduce greenhouse gasses, save water, cut down on waste or even protect forests and wildlife.
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Thursday, 15 September 2011
Parents who make being kind to the earth and not wasting its resources a priority may wonder how to instill the same values in their kids. What are some practical, and even fun, ways to teach children to act responsibly towards our environment? Our family found out that it doesn’t have to take grand acts to live a greener life – being kind to the earth starts at home! Don’t waste energy! A teenager might have a hard time hearing stuff like “You left the light in the bathroom on again!” Leading by example might be the best approach when you want to teach your children not to waste energy. This can include having a quick shower instead of a bath, switching off appliances after we’re done with them, and trying whether wearing a sweater will keep us warm in winter before turning the heating up. Letting the car rest and going for a walk instead is another proactive step. Young children may ask questions about why you do this things, which can be turned into a good conversation. And the ch