Practically Green Review
Simple steps for sustainable living
Creating a green and healthy home might seem like an overwhelming task at times. Practically Green takes the practical approach to mindful living: Start small and go from there. Auth
Practically Green Review
Creating a green and healthy home might seem like an overwhelming task at times. Practically Green takes the practical approach to mindful living: Start small and go from there. Auth
The Carbon-Free Home: 36 Remodeling Projects to Help Kick the Fossil-Fuel Habit Review
Wind Energy Basics: A Guide to Small and Micro Wind Systems Review
In addition to Chelsea Green's Wind Power for Home & Business, Paul Gipe is the author of the landmark Wind Energy Comes of Age, which was selected by the American Library Association as one of the outstanding academic books of 1995. In 1998, the World Renewable Energy Conference hailed him as a "pioneer in renewable energy, " awarding Gipe one of the organization's highest honors for his two decades of writing and lecturing about wind energy. Gipe lives in Bakersfield, California.
The Straw Bale House (Real Goods Independent Living Book) Review
Passive Solar House: The Complete Guide to Heating and Cooling Your Home Review
Picture Yourself Going Green: Step-by-Step Instruction for Living a Budget-Conscious, Earth-Friendly Lifestyle in Eight Weeks or Less (Environmental Issues) Review
Joey Green's Kitchen Magic Review
New Remodeling Book: Your complete guide to planning a dream project Review
Two books in one: A dream book filled with lush photos of remodelings big and small and a workbook that leads readers through the process of planning their own beautiful home improvement projects.
Provides an inspirational starting point for readers who may hire a contractor, but want to do the dreaming and design work themselves.
Tips for increasing the beauty, livability, and even the resale value of any home.
Helps readers assess their own personal needs and evaluate their home and its market potential.
Leads readers through the process of planning major room additions, as well as smaller improvements, such as opening up existing spaces by removing walls.
Tips on financing.
Illustrations show readers some common remodeling mistakes to avoid.
Advice from some of the top remodeling experts in the country.
Approximately 450 full-color photos show whole-house redos, single-room makeovers, and dramatic exterior facelifts.
Serious Straw Bale: A Home Construction Guide for All Climates (Real Goods Solar Living Book) Review
The Independent Home: Living Well with Power from the Sun, Wind, and Water (Real Goods Independent Living Book) Review
Water: Use Less-Save More: 100 Water-Saving Tips for the Home (Chelsea Green Guides) Review
Practical Green Remodeling: Down-to-Earth Solutions for Everyday Homes Review
Going green at home can seem like an all-or-nothing proposition. Do you sell everything (including the house) and start over, building and buying only eco-friendly, renewable goods? Or do you take the advice offered up in this smart and sensible book — and remodel instead? Green building expert Barry Katz makes a compelling argument for remodeling, as he guides readers through what can be a perplexing and daunting process. Too many decisions? No worries. Katz explains how different choices impact a home’s overall green quotient, as well as its bottom line. Emphasizing off-the-shelf materials, the book shows how homeowners of ordinary means can “green up” a remodel, resulting in less waste, more energy-efficient homes, lower maintenance costs, and more comfortable, healthful environments. This is an essential guide for anyone who has ever wanted to go green but wasn’t exactly sure where to begin.
Green Lighting (Tab Green Guru Guides) Review
Flip the switch to energy-efficient lighting
This do-it-yourself guide makes it easy to upgrade residential and commercial lighting to reduce costs and environmental impact while maintaining or even improving the quality of the lighting. Filled with step-by-step instructions, Green Lighting shows you how to save money and energy with light-emitting diodes (LEDs), compact fluorescent lighting (CFL), solar lights, windows, skylights, fixtures, controls, and other bright ideas. Methods for calculating return on investment, plus recommended sources for energy-efficient products, are included in this practical resource. Green Lighting covers:
Building Green in a Black and White World Review
Building Green in a Black and White World transforms the rising interest in living in green homes into practical ways to satisfy the environmentally conscious homebuyer. Drawing on over 30 years in the building industry, the author provides a guide for both builders and buyers to everything from the home design process through to green substitutes for products ranging from foundations to roofs, along with case studies of successful green companies and useful resources.
David R. Johnston was named one of the top 50 remodelers in the U.S. by Remodeling Magazine in 1990, developed the first green remodeling program in the country in Boulder, Colorado, and is creating a national green certification program for the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.
Green: home improvement guide: use this blueprint to save money with eco-friendly renovations.(CONSUMER LIFE): An article from: Black Enterprise Review
The Energy Efficient Home: A Complete Guide Review
Sell Your Home Fast in a Buyer's Market: Secrets from an Expert Green Feng Shui Staging Designer Review