March 2010
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****I'm moving BrightSideBlog over to...
To the few people who follow me: I’m asking you to follow me over to deanespinosa.tumblr.com.
Sorry I’ve been slacking so hard on the green news and info but I haven’t been to sure on how to run this blog but I think I’ve figured it out. I’ve organized all my favorite sites into one place so I can better cull the information and pass it on to you. I am changing my...
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Great website!
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Google Opens PowerMeter As Console Wars Heat... →
Google Fiber for Communities: Get involved →
LET’S BRING THE GOOGLE NET TO DENVER!!!!!
Hydro Thermal is all the rage in my head
Took a class on Solar Thermal last week. Sweet stuff, I hope to start pushing sub floor radiant heat to my clients. It’s efficient, and quiet. What do you think?
January 2010
2 posts
Greentech Media: Ex-Seagate CEO Bill Watkins Takes... →
The Facts About Bottled Water →
November 2009
3 posts
CFL bulb with safety skin keeps mercury inside |... →
EcoFactor pings thermostats to save energy | Green... →
How Green is My Home? | MetaFilter →
October 2009
2 posts
Tradition Is Not A Business Model: Zero... →
September 2009
3 posts
Solar panels shaped like clay roof tiles -... →
August 2009
1 post
The average car uses 1.6 ounces of gas idling for...
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fuckyeahfacts:
(World’s Greatest Book of Useless Information)
July 2009
17 posts
Inventing Green: The Lost History of Alternative... →
The Forecast Project: How wrong have we been about energy and technology?
Perhaps the most famous forecast in energy history is that atomic power would be “too cheap to meter.”
On September 16, 1954, Lewis Strauss, head of the Atomic Energy Commission, told a group of science writers, “Our children will enjoy in their homes electrical energy too cheap to meter,” thanks to The Friendly Atom.
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Skin Deep: Cosmetic Safety Reviews →
Green Air » Blog Archive » Eco Independence →
Some good news. Small steps indeed.
ecopolitology - Part 1 →
Love this site, Tim Hurst is from Colorado too. Double nice!
Closing the Poop Loop: DIY Humanure Toilet... →
This idea stinks…
Should nature be able to take you to court? - The... →
Boulder Explores Going Green With A Four Day Work... →
GE: Smart grid yields net-zero energy home | Green... →
Environment: race against time - Guardian Weekly →
NPR: Farming Algae For Fuel: From Pond To Pump →
About: Be Green Consulting →
Architectural lighting and sustainable design for a healthy and productive environment. Based in Denver.
The Wealth of Nature | MetaFilter →
“Schumacher drew a hard distinction between primary goods and secondary goods. The latter of these includes everything dealt with by conventional economics: the goods and services produced by human labor and exchanged among human beings. The former includes all those things necessary for human life and economic activity that are produced not by human beings, but by nature. Schumacher pointed...
Colorado Company Offers Banana Coffins →
June 2009
4 posts
Johann Hari: A fight for the Amazon that should... →
Administration: The West Will Have Its Renewable... →
The Naked Binder - ecologically sound well... →
Hmmm…
May 2009
5 posts
The Chemistry of Life: The Plastic in Cars |... →
“Even if cars soon start running entirely on electricity or hydrogen, they’ll still need 100 gallons or more of oil to make their plastic parts, such as seats, dashboards, bumpers, and engine components.”
Can Clean Energy Revive Manufacturing? - Green... →
April 2009
12 posts
How to market LEED?
I am hoping to market LEED to clients while keeping my head above water in this market. I am sitting with two of my partners trying to figure out how we can work LEED’s advantages in our collateral material. Our focus is tenant finish but also offer all levels of commercial construction services including development. Unfortunately, at the moment there is little going on.
My goal, when I...
TheHill.com - First lady's organic garden concerns... →
I heard about this on the radio yesterday. It’s just really bizzare to me.
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