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Solar energy is the cheapest, most accessible and plentiful energy source on the planet. It is possible to run solar power for everyday electrical uses such as air conditioners, water heaters and anything that works with gas and electricity. We’ve compiled a plethora of information solar energy answering common questions such as “What is solar energy?” and “Is solar right for me?”, plus so much more. The guide was created for consumers that need assistance in learning about and making purchasing decisions pertaining to solar energy. In it, we have information about the way solar works, who is a good candidate for solar, and the different types of solar.
Check out the full guide here:
https://west-palm-beach.consumeraffairs.com/solar-energy-companies-west-palm-beach/
Filed under: Hot Topic, Resources, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized | Tags: australia, bushfire, donate, fire, help, local melbourne, rescue, rescue help, victoria, wildfire
Interested in helping with bushfire rescue help but concerned about Social Media cons?
Here is some solid direction from a local friend in Melbourne, Australia (Thank you Otto !) to avoid any potential scams:
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Filed under: Hot Topic, Resources, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized | Tags: 2nd life, environment, hot topic, recycle, reuse, Waste, Water Savings
The need for used items to have a secondhand life is increasing both in the U.S. and around the world. We unpack where your used, discarded and donated stuff ends up after its left your possession.
— Read on www.wbur.org/onpoint/2019/11/12/travels-through-the-afterlife-of-our-discarded-stuff-in-secondhand
Excellent and important topic!!
Filed under: Hot Topic, Resources, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized | Tags: architecture, building knowledge, climate, environment, Florida, nature, seawater rise, Sebastian Eilert, Sebastian Eilert Architecture, south florida, Sustainable Architecture
First of 3 parts looking at the concept of climate gentrification in Miami. Does seawater change where future developments will happen? Taking over high ground LIttle Haiti and Liberty City for future developments may suggest that it is a real consideration.
Listen to the podcast through WLRN.
The sea level is rising–and so is the rent. WLRN and WYNC studios present the first episode of a three part series on climate gentrification.
— Read on http://www.wlrn.org/post/there-goes-neighborhood-miami-part-1-stakes
Filed under: Hot Topic, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized, Waste, Water Efficiency | Tags: environment, Waste, Water, Water Savings
www.instagram.com/tv/B4eb2MLFXm_/
Filed under: Building knowledge, design, Green Art Store, Hot Topic, Resources, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized | Tags: Architect, coffee table book, design, environment, Green Art Store, hurricane, Sebastian Eilert, Sebastian Eilert Architecture Miami Green Sustainable Building
It is an honor to be published in this amazing coffee table book out of Spain, highlighting 30 world architects. Content is both in English and Spanish.
Sebastian Eilert of Sebastian Eilert Architecture features two projects that highlight sustainable and durable design in sub-tropical climates, such as Miami, Florida. The Moorings and Triana residence also highlight design versatility for this type of climate while complying with strict building code regulations to exceed 175 mph winds for Hurricane safe design.
You can see the projects on the company website and find the book in the Green Art Store here.
Filed under: Air Quality, Hot Topic, Materials, Resources, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized, Waste | Tags: Air Quality, anti plastic, climate, environment, plastic free
Following the passage of the Sustainable Shopping Initiative (House Bill 2509), a bill eliminating single use plastic carry out bags, Oregon has become the third state to pass a policy addressing this chronic source of plastic pollution via the legislature. Through a strong alliance of business, environmental and waste management professionals, the bill passed with the Oregon Senate today and is now headed to the Governor’s office. With the inclusion of restaurants, Oregon’s Sustainable Shopping Initiative is set to be the most comprehensive bag ban policy in the nation.
— Read on http://www.surfrider.org/coastal-blog/entry/oregon-passes-strongest-plastic-bag-ban-in-the-country
