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new Energy articles

Special Letter to the Editor

by Amelia Shea                         1000405 272

We try to keep Green Living as apolitical as possible, reasoning that sustainable living must cut across boundaries of all kinds. The one area where we feel a strong stand is justified is with nuclear energy. No future for nukes until we solve the known safety and health issues from the past. This letter is from Amelia Shea, who, in addition for her volunteer work for the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution is Advertising Manager of Green Living Journal. -- Ed


Pioneers

by John Patterson                         1000363 284

This is the first in a series of articles by individuals who have, for the last 30 years or more, been actively engaged in building a more sustainable lifestyle for themselves and for their community. John Patterson, founder and owner of Mr. Sun Solar, has stepped up to the plate and volunteered to be our first "Pioneer" and share some of his thoughts with us.

In 1979, I put a solar water heating system on my home and was very impressed with how well it worked. I thought solar made good investment sense.


PDX Green Notes Autumn '09

by Gary Munkhoff                         1000361 266

Information of interest in the Portland, Oregon region, Autumn 2009


Virtual Green Building Tour

by Sam Rubinoff                         1000358 432

Here's a sampling of the types of innovative structures that might be part of this year's National Tour of Green Buildings. Just think of the time, gas, and wear and tear that you will save by touring via the pages of Green Living Journal. 


UK: Cutting carbon starts at home

by Tara Baker                         1000357 198

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Why Dry? This Summer Try Solar Drying

by Eben Fodor                         1054 609

There is plenty of extra sunshine available to dry your food. On a clear day, up to 1,000 Watts of solar energy are available for our use...


Horse Power for Organic Farms

by Ken Laing                         9108 459

If we are dependent on non renewable energy for the production and distribution of our great organic food, stop the tractor...


Wood Heat 101 Basics

by Kathleen Jarschke-Schultze                         9153 444

A classic primer, based on hands-on experience, for living with the world's oldest heating technology


A Renewable Energy Primer

by Sascha Deri                         9133 357

A primer to help you decide upon the best form of renewable energy to use for your home or business.


Greener Houses

by Linda Pinkham                         9130 306

It's possible that the terminology is expanding faster than the number of people who can actually build sustainable housing...


7 Tips to Reduce Your Pet's Carbon Paw Print

by Earth Paw                         1000252 262

Are you a pet lover and an earth lover? Many eco-friendly consumers work hard to reduce their carbon footprint, but they often overlook the problem of the "carbon paw print" of their pets.


Solar Hot-Water Heaters: Green and Hot H2O

by Marshall                         1000003 216

Using the sun's energy to heat water isn't a new idea.


No Fuel Like and Old Fuel?

by Stephen Morris                         9100 214

The idea of using electricity to heat homes now seems as outlandish as having a mini-nuclear reactor shapes like a woodstove in your living room.


Conservation and the Economics of Solar Heating

by Bob Ramlow and Benjamin Nusz                         9106 193

Three general principles that are easy to follow will also save you money: reduce losses, increase efficiency, and reduce consumption.


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Greenovation: Summer 2008

by Stephen Morris                         1000257 177

The Solar TriangleBy Stephen Morris

by Stephen Morris                         1047 161

Women of the Sun

by Stephen Morris                         1053 154

Get "Real" with Reel Mowers

by John Davis                         1000333 145

How to Choose the Right Bike

by Sandy Bourne                         1000199 142

Stories and Tunes

by Stephen Morris                         1000347 142

Bright Ideas for Storms and Blackouts

by Tim Matson                         1000256 136

Bicycle Recycling Program

by Geoff Thomas                         1000344 134

When Words Fail

by Bill McKibben                         1000263 125

A Declaration of Victory in A Safe and Sustainable World

by Stephen Morris                         1021 108

Fun in the Slow Lane: Carless in Rural Maine

by Stephen Morris                         1024 105

home & heart: You Can Get Here from There

by Kathleen Jarschke-Schultze                         9125 103

How to Get Carbon-Free in 10 Years

by Brooke Jarvis & Doug Pibel                         1000237 103

UK: Cutting carbon starts at home

by Tara Baker                         10001 93

An Introduction to Rainwater Harvesting

by Hari Srinivas                         1000169 92

He Fixes Things

by Stephen Morris                         1000318 82

Enlightened Chick

by Kathleen Jarschke-Shultze                         1000189 70

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