June 1, 2010 
Watt Stopper’s PW-100D passive infrared (PIR) dimmable wall switch sensor.
It seems like every other day I hear on the news that changing your light bulbs could save the world. True. But, how about making it simpler? Let’s change the mantra to turn off your lights when you leave a room. You know what I [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. May 24, 2010 Welcome guest poster, Marcy Tate.
Metal roofing is one of the greenest roofing choices available in the US.
Metal roofing is becoming more popular as more homeowners realize the amazing energy-saving benefits they can provide. Additionally, metal roofing is more accessible than it used to be as more homeowners are demanding this eco-friendly roofing choice.
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Interesting, huh? Read on. May 19, 2010 Anna, another solar post? I am sorry. Solar is just so sexy I can’t stand it. And when you drape it all over a tall skyscraper well, let’s just say, it makes me feel all tingly. So, what makes Pythagoras Solar so amazing cool? Watch the above video and see why this innovative window [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. May 16, 2010 Photo by Fernando de Sousa.
Lots of good green stuff in the mailbox this week ranging from five green energy myths with a dash of Children’s Tylenol recalls and a sprinkle of what is the Smart Grid anyways? Oh, don’t forget to read the BottleHood’s creative way to reuse wine bottles. Lots more where that came from. So, [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. May 5, 2010 Photo by US Army Environmental Command
This article is Part II of a series by Mark Yarbough, providing sage advice about picking the right company if you decide to install solar on your buildings. See Part I, “Competence: the Next Phase of Solar .” He is a member of the City Council of Perris, California. He is [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. May 3, 2010 Photo by Jeremy Levine Designs
Welcome guest poster, Mark Yarbough, providing sage advice about picking the right company if you decide to install solar on your buildings. He is a member of the City Council of Perris, California. He is also the owner of a Volvo repair shop. His city went solar two years ago [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. April 28, 2010 What are you first thoughts when you see the picture above? These people are standing in the middle of a Greenhouse? Well. Close. The picture is of sustainable architect and author Stuart Rose, Ph.D., green designer and developer and his wife, Trina Duncan, in their own home. He is the designer of Garden Atriums.
Rose’s own [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. April 21, 2010 Do you have Earth Day overload? I do. In my email box, I must have hundreds of requests to write about so and so’s green product or promote this or that agenda since the Earth needs us. After awhile all of the requests seem the same.
So, here on Green Talk, I am taking the laid [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. April 20, 2010 Have you ever notice how cold your outlet or switch covers are in the winter? This winter was extremely cold in the northeast. Periodically, I would go around and see if air was emanating from the outlet. Sure enough, the outlets were cold as ice.
Despite the fact my house is an Energy Star house, [...]
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Interesting, huh? Read on. April 4, 2010 Photo by Fernando de Sousa.
I don’t know what got into everyone this week, but my email box was jammed with interesting green news. Is it Spring? New clothes? Lost Weight? New Love Interest? A recent Hook-up? Heck, I have no idea, but get a cup of Joe, tea or tap water (forget the bottle [...]
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