Monthly Archives: September 2010

This week, we have been looking at seven sustainable building designs and materials used for greener homes. They included: Earthships, hemp houses, passive buildings, earth-sheltered homes, recycled materials, salvaged materials and natural building materials. Today: Natural building materials There are … Continue reading →

For the next week, we are going to take a close look at seven sustainable building designs and materials used for greener homes. They will include: Earthships, hemp houses, passive buildings, earth-sheltered homes, recycled materials, salvaged materials and natural building … Continue reading →

For the next week, we are going to take a close look at seven sustainable building designs and materials used for greener homes. They will include: Earthships, hemp houses, passive buildings, earth-sheltered homes, recycled materials, salvaged materials and natural building … Continue reading →

For the next week, we are going to take a close look at seven sustainable building designs and materials used for greener homes. They will include: Earthships, hemp houses, passive buildings, earth-sheltered homes, recycled materials, salvaged materials and natural building … Continue reading →

For the next week, we are going to take a close look at seven sustainable building designs and materials used for greener homes. They will include: Earthships, hemp houses, passive buildings, earth-sheltered homes, recycled materials, salvaged materials and natural building … Continue reading →

For the next week, we are going to take a close look at seven sustainable building designs and materials used for greener homes.They will include: Earthships, hemp houses, passive buildings, earth-sheltered homes, recycled materials, salvaged materials and natural building materials. … Continue reading →

For the next week, we are going to take a close look at seven sustainable building designs and materials used for greener homes. They will include: Earthships, hemp houses, passive buildings, earth-sheltered homes, recycled materials, salvaged materials and natural building … Continue reading →

Now that the dust has been allowed to settle after last week’s announcement about the formation of Ontario’s green energy hub, perhaps it’s time to ask this question: What happens next? With the Chamber of Commerce Brantford Brant taking the … Continue reading →

All the public relations verbiage aside, today’s announcement about the formation of Ontario’s Green Energy Hub was nothing less than a true, historical moment. In a nutshell, aboard a boat on the Grand River, what transpired is this: The initiative … Continue reading →

It is nice to know that our news judgment has not been eroded; that if something smells like a story, then it probably is a story. Case in point: the subject of wind turbines and alleged health hazards. This definitely … Continue reading →