Blog entries tagged with "bamboo":


bamboo: Unsustainably Green - 07/16/08 09:32 PM
A few weeks ago, I connected with author and activist April Langschied. She writes under the pen name of A Brewster Smythe and is the Founder of the Waynedale Green Alliance. The WGA, like the Irvington Green Initiative that I work with, is a grassroots organization that seeks to better our … (0 comments)

bamboo: Is "GREEN" the next "NO CARBS"....? BuZZZZZ words - 07/14/08 05:13 PM
Do you remember NO CARBS?  It was the last BuZZZZZZ word that I can remember.  Every restaurant I went into had a "no carb" menu.  Bagel shops were empty.   Now, people are eating bread and carbs and realize that you cannot go without a balanced menu, carbs are back in.
The new BuZZZZZZ … (3 comments)

bamboo: Austin Area Festivals: Music and More - 07/11/08 02:44 AM
What do music, chili peppers, bamboo, wine, watermelon, ice cream and Eeyore the donkey from Winnie the Pooh have in common?
They all have festivals devoted to them in Austin or nearby towns. In fact, there are so many festivals of all kinds in the Austin area that it is … (0 comments)

bamboo: Bamboo Homes in Hawaii - 06/04/08 02:02 AM
I continue to field an increasing number of inquiries from buyers who want to build green. One option that I like to make my buyer's aware of comes through a Maui based company. Bamboo technologies is offering attractive, cost effective green homes.
The eco friendly attibutes of bamboo construction are impressive. A conventional home built with … (8 comments)

bamboo: Now Available - 3 Bedroom Condo at Thayer Pond Village, Oxford, MA - 06/01/08 08:06 PM
It is my pleasure to represent a gorgeous 3-level townhome at popular Thayer Pond Village.  Located in Oxford, MA, convenient to the Mass Pike, I-290, and I-395 - perfect for commuter access. It is offered at $219,900.
This townhouse has 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and is approximately 1700 square feet in … (0 comments)

bamboo: GreenAZ Newsletter - 05/02/08 03:23 PM
Please click on the link below if you would like to view my April GreenAZ Newsletter: 
Sincerely,
Patrick Walsh
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bamboo: Every Day is Earth Day at the Green Living Center ..! - 04/22/08 01:06 PM
The Green Living Center (GLC), located at 1020 N. Monroe Street on the same block as Decent Pizza, aims to be Tallahassee's answer to all things green.
The GLC hosts a wide array of products and services from green businesses in and around the Tallahassee area. In fact, if you have … (0 comments)

bamboo: What's Hot and What's Not in Real Estate.. - 01/30/08 11:26 AM
One of my favorite things to write about is What's HOT on the market.  Most of my What's HOT came from the REALTOR magazine, but just know I wouldn't have decided to write about it, if I didn't believe it myself from what I've seen in the marketplace.  So whether or … (10 comments)

bamboo: Bamboo flooring is a good alternative for your sustainable home.... - 11/17/07 05:17 PM
Bamboo flooring? I know some of you are thinking what the? But yes there is a great product that has been out for many years but is now pretty much main stream. It is Bamboo flooring.Bamboo is technically a grass not a wood so it lends itself well to adding to … (1 comments)

bamboo: Bamboo - 08/25/07 04:28 PM
One of my favorite plants is BAMBOO!!! There are so many varieties of bamboo that when I first started researching it I was amazed! Bamboo can grow virtually anywhere in the world - there are so many hundreds of varieties that there is something for each climate zone!!! From the tropics … (2 comments)

bamboo: North Pinellas County Book Store Offers More - 08/14/07 10:00 AM
OAK TRAIL BOOKS located at 1219 Florida Avenue in beautiful Palm Harboris more than just a book store! If you have not discovered this little jewel and live in or near the north Pinellas County area, be sure to check it out!
They have recently added The Witch's Brew coffee and … (2 comments)

bamboo: Information on Bamboo Flooring - 08/07/07 12:18 PM
Bamboo Flooring Technology Snapshot & Benefits: Bamboo flooring is a cost-effective and environmentally sensitive choice among traditional hardwood flooring options. An appealing building material, it is very durable, strong and long-lasting. Bamboo, a grass product and not a wood product, is harvested every 5 years without damaging the actual bamboo plant, … (8 comments)

bamboo: Step Into Green! Flooring that's Eco-friendly! - 05/21/07 02:10 PM

Carpeting: consider non-toxic, natural fiber carpeting. Some examples:
Earth Weave produces pure wool, completely bio-degradable carpeting with a primary backing of hemp and cotton, natural adhesive from rubber trees, and jute secondary backing, over a wool carpet padding.Nature's Carpet offers a line of natural fiber, non-toxic and biodegradable floor coverings made of woold … (9 comments)

bamboo: GOING GREEN-BRING BACK WICKER & BAMBOO - 04/25/07 01:20 PM
 Wicker furniture can be fashioned out of willow, rattan, bamboo, or reed.

The use of wicker for household objects dates back to when ancient civilizations used it for baskets and chair seats. The oldest wicker pieces still in existence are storage boxes and hassocks dating back to the time of … (8 comments)

bamboo: Green Building vs Green Washing - 02/05/07 01:05 PM
 As green building becomes more popular following the increased warnings about global climate change we need to be more vigilant than ever about "grennwashing". While I would be among the first to say that bamboo flooring is a great choice I recoil at the fact that some manufacturerers use toxic adhesives … (1 comments)

bamboo: Why is Bamboo such a good idea? - 12/03/06 02:07 PM
 
This is why Bamboo is such a good idea, not only for constructiion but for so many other reasons. It's applications are limited only to the imagination. Homes, furnature, floors countertops, cabinets........
. There are over 1400 species of bamboo and probably many more.. Bamboo grows at phenomenal rates, up to a … (4 comments)

bamboo: Bamboo is Too Popular - 10/28/06 04:05 PM
The popularity of bamboo as a hardwood alternative and an environmentally friendly flooring has resulted in some inferior product on the market, according to a Wall Street Journal article several months ago. Although bamboo is harder than maple, the quality will depend on which part of the bamboo stalks are used, … (3 comments)

 
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