We’ve recently come across some alarming statistics about indoor air-quality, illustrating just how important it is to be careful about all the products we use in our homes.
Behavior problems have been linked to exposure to toxic chemicals and mold. At the same time, we see that ADD/ADHD rates in today’s schools are higher than ever. (more…)
Massachusetts has an existing rebate program for residential and small commercial parties that installed solar systems. Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately) the funds ran out in October, almost two years ahead of schedule, showing that people are embracing the idea of solar panels and systems in their homes!
The solar industry worried that the lack of incentives would slow down projects–but fortunately we’ll never know, as the state is re-implementing solar rebates starting in January. (There is also program for larger-scale businesses.) (more…)
Not surprising that the imminent New Year’s Eve got us thinking about our New Year’s Resolutions. We thought we’d share ours here at GreenHomeImprovement.com, and suggest a few that the eco-conscious homeowner might consider.
2009 was a big year for GreenHomeImprovement.com. Our launch was successful, and we’re proud to have developed a community of real people making real change in their homes. Our resolutions for early 2010 are to expand the community to wider circles, and particularly add more of the green-certified professionals you trust, and showcase the work that they are right to be proud of. We will also be integrating the blog onto the homepage, and adding new features to the site, like Events and Local pages. Your suggestions for other additions we might make are always welcome! (click here) (more…)
