Connecticut is growing green by leaps and bounds and the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection has several links to some very good information for the public. The following fact sheets are intended for the homeowner who is interested in sustainable home renovations and remodeling. Green built homes are: Energy Efficient Site Responsive Water Conserving Material Responsible Healthier to live in Less Maintenance The following fact sheets address some of these …Read the Rest
Take the Green Test by PracticallyGreen.com
How green are you, for tips, explanations and links take the practically green test. How green are you with your …Read the Rest
Explaination Of A Green And Energy Efficient Home.
by Herb Johnson, ActiveRain blog. Here is an easy to understand explaination of what it means when you say …Read the Rest
A Guide to New Light Bulbs in 2012 .
A Guide to New Light Bulbs in 2012 . Gene Mundt of Chicagoland Mortgage has put together a very informative article …Read the Rest
30 Daily Green Habits for the New Year 2012
Here are 30 simple and easy ‘green’ habits to be environmentally conscious that you can incorporate into your daily routine. …Read the Rest
Connecticut Municipalities Go to Single Stream Recycling.
originally posted 7/21/11 Single Stream Recycling offers more convenience as all recyclables can be mixed together in one or more …Read the Rest
How & Where To Find Your Local ‘Green’ Expert.
originally posted 11/17/2011. Here are links to help you find your local “GREEN” professional on homes, real estate, lifestyles and more? …Read the Rest
Green Residential Appraisal Form for Banks.
originally posted 10/12/11. The new form is being offered as an optional addendum to Fannie Mae Form 1004 (the standard …Read the Rest
Why You Should Have Ceiling Fans.
originally posted 10/31/2011 No matter what part of the country you live in, ceiling fans can save you money on your energy …Read the Rest
Conservation of Water a Nature Resource.
originally posted 11/1/2011 Waste not, want not, it is hard to think that water is a limited natural resource with …Read the Rest
“Bag It” the Documentary.
originally posted 10/24/2011. At the Darien Library on Thursday, October 27 at 7 p.m., in an event co-sponsored by Choose to …Read the Rest