Green Guide
From finding solar solutions to conserving water to using renewable and recycled products, our new Green Guide can help you live a healthier, more eco-friendly life.
The decisions you make at home can reduce your environmental impact on the earth and can also save you money. In the upcoming months we'll be adding articles offering practical advice and guidance on the changes you can make -- big and small -- to start living a greener life. Check back soon!
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The home audit that saves money
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R-rated material: choosing the best insulation for your home
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Green Renovation: Dealing with Toxic Radon Gas, Part 1
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