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Welcome to Green Living
A Practical Journal for Friends of the Environment
Green Living has been publishing news you can use, mostly related to environmental issues, since 1990. Our regular topics include organic gardening, green building, health, ecocareers and right livelihood, outdoors/sports, socially responsible investing, econotes, questions and answers, book reviews, and features on topical environmental issues.
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Educators' Thoughts on Distance Education
by various educators
...a wide range of online tools, students could have the potential to shape their engagement of physical learning environments by scaffolding their experience with online collaborative environments... |  |
Green Living Journal Recognized with Governor’s Award
by Stephen Morris
Green Living Journal is the first publication to win award | |
Metal Roofing--Love It or Leave It—Nobody’s Indifferent
by Laurie Mercer
How one island-based camp-to-cottage transformation in Stoddard, NH, embraced green living and got topped with a cool metal roof. | |
The Green Designation for Realtors
by Stephen Morris
Is the Green Designation for Realtors Hip or Hype? | |
College Cafeterias Go Local But in Different Ways
by Sam Rubinoff
Local colleges are finding ways to go local with their food service | |
resulting in 254 visits to our advertiser.
A Bevy of Books
by Stephen Morris
Books for children, green devotionals, and the New Solar Home | |
Getting Over the Wall : Assigned homework for the Spring edition
by Michael Potts
the most important non-fiction book since Beyond the Limits in 1992 | |
Humans Caught in Crossfire in the The War on Bugs
by A.C. Hutchinson
The War on Bugs documents the consistent and systematic poisoning of humans that has taken place over more than the past century, usually under the guise of progress... | |
Solar Energy International's PV / Solar Home Design
by Linda Pinkham
If you want to move towards a more sustainable lifestyle quickly, and understand more about renewable energy, SEI's online courses are a good place to start. | |
review: New Village Green
by Linda Pinkham
Stephen Morris has written a book that comes close to being comprehensive in explaining the green movement. | |
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Independent Power
462 Solar Way Drive
Hyde Park, Hyde Park 05655 802.888.7194
Solar Electric design, installation and service. Grid-tie or off-grid.
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The Les & Nova Show
by Stephen Morris
On the food trail with Vermont's best-known 'wildcrafters' The day starts early, but not too early, for Leslie Hook and Nova Kim, Vermont's best-known "wildcrafters," as wild food foragers are known these days. They rolled in just after midnight last night after delivering their wares to Pauline's Café and Bistro Sauce, two of Burlington's tonier eateries. Somehow their deliveries have a tendency to turn into extended conversations about the state of the planet. Then they made the 90-mile trek back to tiny Albany in the Northeast Kingdom. | |
In This State: Puerto Vermonta
by Stephen Morris
In this morning's email box, there is an inquiry from a UVM student looking for a summer internship with my publishing company. I write back to ask her to send me a resume and a writing sample. Next comes a message from my friend, Rob, who is a builder of green homes just across the lake in West Chazy. I've just featured him in an article and the magazine layout artist has requested a headshot. I email him, he emails me back, I email the layout person, he emails me back. Job done, thank you very much. Work, work, work, work ... work, work, work, work. | |
Pioneer Valley EcoNotes Spring 07
by Stephen Morris
Natural Home, Support for Domini, Line Synch Architecture, Green Ratings, Shep Ogden | |
Short Takes Autumn '08
by Stephen Morris
Letters to the Editor, Green Notes, Solar Pick-Ups, More on Cooperatives, Spamalot | |
Stories and Tunes
by Stephen Morris
Stories and Tunes
What an honor to be asked to participate in this year’s SolarFest. This event has come a long way, baby, and now can rightfully claim to be the nation’s premier event of this type. One of the great strengths is how this event has organized the renewable energy community.
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listed in Green Living Business Directory:
InHaus Media
45 Main Street, Suite 313
Peterborough, Peterborough 03458 603.924.9400
InHaus Media specializes Green Marketing, Web Design & Development, Solar-Powered Hosting, Eco Print Design, Email Newsletters, Podcasting, Social Media, Branding and Multimedia.
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building:Bottom-Up, Bottom-Line Approach to Top of House
by Marshall Glickman
Roof is grabbing your attention? Got a leak?That's when you realize no building component is more important... | |
garden:10 Tips for buying an Outdoor Fireplace
by Stephen Morris
Before purchasing a chiminea, outdoor fireplace, or open firepit, there are many factors to consider. | |
health:Why Dry? This Summer Try Solar Drying
by Eben Fodor
There is plenty of extra sunshine available to dry your food. On a clear day, up to 1,000 Watts of solar energy are available for our use... | |
money:Green MBA? No Longer a Contradiction
by Patrick Morris
Green business isn't just the local farmers' market anymore. | |
nature:What Does Zero Waste Really Mean?
by Paul Palmer
Too many people have convinced themselves that the creation of garbage is an innate activity, even a social right! | |
travel:Vacation Locally
by Linda Pinkham
Fuel prices have changed everything this summer, not the least of which might be our vacation plans. | |
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Ironwood Restoration, LLC
Box 487
Marlow, Marlow 03456 603.446.3669
I specialize in preparing buildings of old for their next century. Whether evaluating a property's existing condition, repairing or replicating decayed or damaged components, Ironwood Restoration considers matters of economy, longevity and aesthetics.
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