Its the age old debate to why people will not buy “green” and that is, it costs too much! Well that is starting to not be the case as we see larger corporations adopting eco-friendly products and an overall consumer acceptance on the rise. It seems to me that there is no reason why buying eco-friendly products will just be a fad, but become the normal standard. With that being said, allot of people buy those old fixer’ upper’ kinda places, my parents included, and there is allot you can do to make your renovation a green one.
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Eco Kitchen Renovations Revolution
(via www.ecologicliving.ca)
Submitted by paulvaggen on Tue, 2008-05-27 18:22. | Tags: design | appliances | eco | eco friendly | eco home | energy efficient | environment | furniture | garden | green | green lifestyle | home | house | organic | renewable | renovation | sustainability
LIVING (MOSTLY) OFF THE GRID
(via urbanhomestead.org)
URBAN FARMING: Jules Dervaes and three of his adult children live on one-fifth of an acre in Pasadena, Calif., a block away from a multilane highway. On this tiny sliver of land, they manage to be mostly self-sufficient. “This is our form of protest,†says Dervaes, who is 60, “and this is our form of survival.â€
Submitted by Urban Homesteader on Mon, 2008-04-21 13:13. | Tags: culture | eco home | eco urban home | food not lawns | grow your oww food | homebrew biodeisel | low impact living | solar energy | urban agriculture | urban farming | urban homestead | urban homesteaders | urban permaculture | urban self sufficiency | urban sustainability