Comments for greenHo.ws http://greenho.ws simple green for regular people Wed, 05 May 2010 11:31:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 Comment on Foiled Again - Radiant Barriers by FritterBean http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/greenhowscomments/~3/Qe8IfxiwUYw/ FritterBean Sat, 12 Apr 2008 03:55:49 +0000 http://greenho.ws/2008/02/#comment-52 I purchased radiant barrier foil insulation from www.atticfoil.com I can definitely tell a difference on the few hot days we have had so far this year. The website has good pictures and installation tips too. I purchased radiant barrier foil insulation from http://www.atticfoil.com I can definitely tell a difference on the few hot days we have had so far this year. The website has good pictures and installation tips too.

]]> http://greenho.ws/2008/02/#comment-52 Comment on The Clean Energy Myth by millercs http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/greenhowscomments/~3/IZfPc0NV9m0/ millercs Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:45:26 +0000 http://greenho.ws/2008/04/#comment-51 This unbalanced "reporting" is a travesty to the 51% of Americans who expect a technological solution to the unending liquid fossil fuel availability crisis. 28% of Americans think we can conserve our way out, while 17% think we should drill or mine our way out. You can read my response as well as those of the 25x'25 organization and the Ethanol Promotion Information Council (EPIC) at http://bioconversion.blogspot.com/2008/04/responses-to-times-unbalanced-biofuels.html This unbalanced “reporting” is a travesty to the 51% of Americans who expect a technological solution to the unending liquid fossil fuel availability crisis. 28% of Americans think we can conserve our way out, while 17% think we should drill or mine our way out.

You can read my response as well as those of the 25x’25 organization and the Ethanol Promotion Information Council (EPIC) at http://bioconversion.blogspot.com/2008/04/responses-to-times-unbalanced-biofuels.html

]]> http://greenho.ws/2008/04/#comment-51 Comment on Where’s Ed? by merkwurdigliebe http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/greenhowscomments/~3/g0tKsBm3dRY/ merkwurdigliebe Mon, 14 Jan 2008 23:25:49 +0000 http://greenho.ws/2008/01/#comment-2 I watched one episode and came away feeling like someone had appeared out of George Orwell's famous "1984" novel. A tad overbearing with messages of how "we" need to change our behavior, would be one way to characterize some of the approach. Changing behavior is a relevant point when it comes to becoming more "green", however the messenger needs to be very clevor in how that point is crafted. By focusing soley on products, technology and services that are green removes the tendency to be preachy. Moreover, by having someone like Ed Begley Jr. center stage, the producers are invariably making a political statement. For green to be universally accepted it must be perceived as A-political. I watched one episode and came away feeling like someone had appeared out of George Orwell’s famous “1984″ novel. A tad overbearing with messages of how “we” need to change our behavior, would be one way to characterize some of the approach. Changing behavior is a relevant point when it comes to becoming more “green”, however the messenger needs to be very clevor in how that point is crafted. By focusing soley on products, technology and services that are green removes the tendency to be preachy. Moreover, by having someone like Ed Begley Jr. center stage, the producers are invariably making a political statement. For green to be universally accepted it must be perceived as A-political.

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