New Green Home Solutions: Renewable Household Energy and Sustainable Living
- Renewable Household Energy and Sustainable Solutions
- Solar Electricity
- Wind Power
- Financing, Rebates and Tax Credits
- Passive Heating and Cooling
Product Description
Green living begins at home, and New Green Home Solutions tells you how. Most of the energy-derived pollution we produce comes as a direct result of our homes – how we heat them, how we cool them, how we keep them well-lit and full of things that make our lives so comfortable. The good news is that we have tremendous power to create change. Renewable energy design, better insulation and more efficient appliances could reduce energy demands by 60 to 80 percent. By em… More >>
New Green Home Solutions: Renewable Household Energy and Sustainable Living
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If you’re like most people (especially those new or newish to ecohomes) you may wonder, if only subconsciously, that green homes have to be drab or boring looking. After all, healthy food doesn’t taste as good as treats loaded with sugar and fat and safe cars tend to be boxy and unsexy. Well, New Green Home Solutions helps put the notion that green = dull to rest. It’s filled with lots of high quality photos showing handsome ecofriendly homes. There is also advice among the photos, but you shouldn’t buy this as a how-to book. But more for ideas: the big thesis being that you can create a house that feels as good to live in as it is good for the environment.
Rating: 5 / 5
This book is very easy to read and the pictures are outstanding. Many of the ideas presented in this book are viable and practical now especially with various incentives from the state and federal levels. I am personally planning for a PV system and greenhouse for vegetable gardening, and will check out the resources provided in the book.
Rating: 4 / 5
NEW GREEN HOME SOLUTIONS: RENEWABLE HOUSEHOLD ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE LIVING is a top pick for any library catering to either homeowners or architect/builders. It packs in ‘green’ ideas and solutions for both existing and new structures, with color photos supplementing ideas for solar space heating, wind power, passive heating and cooling systems, and more. A bright, appealing ‘must’ for any library serious about renewable resources.
Rating: 5 / 5