I am compiling a free (national) directory of green links for our website. I'm coming across some great information. For example, SMUD (Northern California's utility co.) has a fun carbon calculator that shows how big my carbon footprint is-apparently bigger than average I'm sorry to say! But, at least they offer some tips to help me cut down. Have you come across a site that deserves to be on the list for landlords seeking the best green options? Also, I'm always looking for interviews for blog articles. If you are involved in green community projects or have tips that would be of value to our landlord member base, I can offer you some free publicity. Thanks, Kim, AAOA Blog Editor.
http://www.dsireusa.org/ - Database for state incentives
http://www.energyscience.org/ - Colorado Energy Science Center
http://www.southface.org/ - Southface
If you go to EcoBroker.com and click on the link and reasources tab, you'll find a full page of websites.
Hope this helps!
Hi Kim,
Great links above! Also be sure to check out:
Green Home Guide from USGBC . Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association and Midwest Renewable Energy Association
GLREA and MREA have great information on energy! Check out the resources from these sites for more links! Good luck in your quest!
Hi Kim;
I spoke with Dan, and told him about the links that we use for energy101 basics on video:
www.GreenEnergyTV.com
Also there are several resource links we have posted on Change.org and on activeRain under the discussion Oil2Wind Power and Wind2Wheat Farming
I can definitely help. Please visit my website www.planetgarbe.com I have about 60 links to all kinds of green stuff.
Good luck.
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