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6 Comments on Just How Green Are You?
You know, we are in one of the industries that depends partially on ruining habitat to make a living. In the last 50+ years I've seen towns grow from a few thousand people to cities of a few hundred thousand people. I've seen large tracts of forest cut down to make room for development. The little two-lane road that I used to be one of the few to use fifteen years ago, is now crowded during morning and evening rush hour because of all the communities that have been developed in the once forested country side. I am a naturalist, not a greener. I would like to see the development better planned to have minimal impact on the native wild life.
Like a lot of us in the AR community, I depend upon demand for housing for my lively hood, I do things that might make you think that I'm a greener and I am truly a naturalist and care about the wildlife.
I don't think I am green at all......hmmmm.....LOL
Seriously, I would put myself at a medium green.
LOL, Christy, I thought I was more of a Putty than Green, seems I've got more green undertones than I thought!
Roger, I hear you! There are some amazing 'urban' designers, not sure what they are called professionally, who respect the land and design to reduce roads, protect nature, etc. unfortunately, Municipalities and Provincial/Federal governments don't invest in their skills.
One of the most famous of these designers is a Canadian woman too! Can anyone think of her name?
Dane,
Those are all great ideas. I have a friend that recycled old pallets for his floors. Lots of work pulling nails and planing but the results looked great. All scraps were sent to create pellets for stoves.
Use "FreeCycle.com" for unwanted stuff ... it's one of the Yahoo groups.
http://www.freecycle.org/