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Recycling is now the law in San Diego.
The City of San Diego recently passed a law requiring residents, businesses and special events to... read more
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New Energy Standards for Automobiles
While the Recent Energy Bill passed by the senate and approved by the president left the renewable energy industry out to dry, the bill did pass improved standards in the auto-industry...
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What is Green Housing?
A green home focuses on the practices of sustainability & energy efficiency. It begins with the design & architecture of the home at it's very root and continues every day with the individual and our daily living habits. Green homes seek to create a healthy living space, while reducing our negative impact on our environment, and in some cases, creating a positive impact.
Our Mission: It's Simple. It's Quality. It's Efficient. It Endures.
Our mission is to better the future of our world by promoting how to live green in the home, work place and more... We aim to promote simple solutions using products that excel in quality, efficiency, and have the long-term in mind. We also hope to dispel the idea that going green is cost prohibitive, because most of the time it isn't, especially when time is taken into account. In addition to the concepts and ideals, we will highlight specific ways in which "going green" will...improve our lives...save time....build wealth. GreenHousingSD.com is written & run by Adam Pascu, San Diego Realtor, philanthropist, and Green enthusiast.
OUR Environment
Have you ever wondered why people call it "the environment"? As if it were something separate from us? I believe that we are connected to our surroundings, and as such, should call it OUR Environment. This small change in wording denotes a larger shift in thinking. When we are connected to something, we care for it, think of it as our own and not something that is other or foreign or able to be disregarded. However, when I say "OUR" environment, I am not implying ownership - more of a oneness with. Please help me promote this simple change in wording to create a larger shift in thinking for Our Environment.