Climate change/ Green Building & Sustainable Home Renovation Information & Advice

...changethough - with the shifting of tectonic plates, erosion, wind, super tides and flooding. Thesechanges are most noticed when we have a large event like a rain, wind, an earthquake, or a combination of these. An unfortunate reality that we are facing is thatclimatechangeis making storm events more frequent an...

...climatechange, learn how to grow your own food in the Ecohome green home guide pages - how to build a greenhouse in a coldclimate, how to grow food in small spaces , food that grows well in the shade and much more.

...climatechangeare already happening , and modern building practices should reflect that. While one single event cannot be attributed solely toclimatechange, the type and frequency of events we are seeing are exactly what was predicted byclimatescientists and can no longer be ignored. If a 'once in a century' sto...

...ClimateChange. In May 2016, Ontario passed a historic law to help mitigateclimatechangeand move towards a low-carbon economy. " Under theClimateChangeMitigation and Low-Carbon Economy Act, money raised from Ontario's cap and trade program will be deposited into a new Greenhouse Gas Reduction Account. The accou...

...climatechangefor green building and identifies opportunities for resilience through the design, construction, and operation of buildings and communities. Analyzing how individual LEED credits support regional adaptation needs, such as enhanced water conversation in aridclimates and water-sensitive regions. Demon...

...climatechangefile instead. Blowing agents are the gasses that expand the foam to its rigid shape, and those tiny bubbles of gas act as insulators. They're found in XPS rigid panels and spray polyurethane foam (SPUF) as well. What differentiates one blowing agent from another are the molecules. The class of hydrof...

...climatechangebecome more pronounced every year, it is becoming virtually impossible for the most ardentclimatechange拒绝承认，尽管他们很勇敢。According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): "Rising global average temperature is associated with widespreadchanges in weather patt...

...climatechange, and yes, we agree that it will take more than that. What devices such as this do is create an awareness of the importance of ending our reliance on fossil fuels, and they remind people of the need to develop renewable clean energy sources if we are to have any impact on slowingclimatechange. We rec...

...ClimateChangeaccelerates. If in any doubt, discover why we need Future-Proof Resilient homes building for a changingClimatehere . Even without adding significant cost to a build, a home can be built with far greater durability and be better-abled to resist the extreme weather occurrences that are increasing in fr...

...climatechangeis to weigh all the variables and make the most informed decisions possible while we balance quality of life with reducing our personal carbon footprint. And, short of parking yourself on top of a compost pile and waiting to meet your maker, there is simply nothing you can do on this planet that will n...

...climateis changing, disastrous weather events are becoming more frequent and severe, resources like energy, food and water are becoming more and more scarce in some areas, and a growing world population means more and more people want a piece of that shrinking pie. To be able to offer your family a safe, warm home a...