Green Living
In the coming days in Washington D.C. researchers are likely to discuss the prospects of funding over half-a-billion three-dollar stoves, across the globe. The plan entails installation of clean stoves, which will help reduce the harmful carbon... Read More
I’m often asked – why prefab? Answered simply – its not only a very flexible and economical way to build a house, but also intrinsically environmentally friendly. Before additional items are integrated into the construction, there are so many “green... Read More
With higher gas prices and global warming not to mention brow clouds many people are trying to find more efficient vehicles. With traffic increasing and parking always a hassle and costly in the city many are trying to beat the system.
Planet Forward
Planet Forward host Frank Sesno introduces a video about one college professor's commitment to reducing his carbon footprint...even in the dead of a New England winter.
In an effort to reduce the harmful emissions and wasted fuel from idling trucks and buses, Clean Air Council has developed an innovative new
tool – IdleFreePhilly - that allows Philadelphians to report when and where
they witness illegal idling. By... Read More
Planet Forward
Planet Forward host, Frank Sesno, talks via Skype with Jack Hidary, venture capitalist and founder of the Freedom Prize. Hidary discusses Vancouver's efforts to host a 'green' Olympics and talks about what other cities could do to similarly reduce... Read More
I do not know why we all think that we need something new to save our way of life! Our homes and business building waste power in massive amounts and there is no need for it! If we earth berm our older homes and replace windows with double pane ones... Read More
Planet Forward
From Peter Busby, Managing Director at Perkins and Will
Planet Forward
A look at some the green living options at The George Washington University