Sustainable Building Tech
Taking good care of our environment is incredibly important, especially when taking into account the fact that the ozone layer above the Australian continent is far from being in optimal condition. A ton of environmental pollution is a direct result …
From Guest Blogger Diana Smith: LED Lighting as a Sustainable Choice Read More »
With more and more people predicting that some major wars in the not so distant future will be fought over water, it’s really important that we save this precious resource if our civilization is to become sustainable. The conservation of …
From Guest Blogger Lillian Connors: How to Prevent Household Water Waste Read More »
Designing an eco-friendly or passive house from the bottom up may tickle your fancy, but it’s not your only option for living in a healthier home that makes a smaller impact on the environment. In fact, renovating and remodeling an …
While home remodeling can be an exciting and fun project, it also leaves a massive impact on the environment, especially if one decides to ignore the consequences.
It’s no secret that bathrooms in residential and commercial buildings share a big piece of the water consumption pie.
With every year that passes, we are trying to make this planet greener and greener and thus save all the resources that we’re left with.
Your HVAC, or Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning system, is a vital part of your home. It keeps your property at a comfortable temperature and ensures that the air you breathe is safe. This, of course, depends on how efficient …
One’s home is the biggest source of energy waste as well as financial strain. In that respect, coming up with a thorough plan on how to build your home in a green and environmentally friendly manner won’t only help the …
From Guest Blogger Amelia Atkins: Ten Building Techniques and Ideas for a Green Home Read More »
In the present scenario, building a green home has been the dream of many in every nation. Currently, everybody is very conscious of the dangers caused due to the increasing rate of pollution and deforestation.
The construction industry is going green, now more than ever. There are numerous reasons for this. For one, it’s more cost-effective in the long-term and construction projects should be thought about in the long-term. It’s also something that’s of great …
From Guest Blogger Diana Smith: How to Improve Green Construction Read More »
