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Not only does bottled water contribute to excessive waste, but it costs us a thousand times more than water from our faucet at home, and it's likely no safer or cleaner.
Source: Environmental Working Group
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The National Association of REALTORS® has created a green designation and benefits program tailored for real estate agents. NAR's Green Designation provides advanced training in green building and sustainable business practices so that you can seek out, understand, and market properties with green features.
Builder and consumer adoption of sustainability is rapidly growing...will you be ready to guide your clients?
"This course should be mandatory for all REALTORS®" - Paige Arnold, GREEN
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Learn how you can use the Green REsource Tools program for additional exposure, marketing, and as a benefit for your clients. View the recording now!
Green article in RISMedia's Today's Real Estate Advisor
Check out the article today for tips for succeeding in the green home industry.
Nominations open for 2010 EverGreen Award!
Some NAR Green Designees perform exemplary acts and deserve special recognition. Do you know one? Nominations are now open for the 2010 EverGreen Award.
Oregon couple builds weekend dream cabin for $10,000
For $10,000 in materials, Mariah Morrow and Ryan Lingard built their own off-grid mountain cabin in the wilderness near Joseph, Ore., where they hike, ski and snowshoe.
From: USA TODAY: Green House
DOE Announces $30 Million for Energy-Efficient Housing Partnerships
DOE has announced up to $30 million in funding for 15
research partnerships that aim to deliver innovative energy
efficiency strategies to the residential housing market.
From: EERE Network News
Congress Considering Basic Reforms For Onshore Oil And Gas Operations
Last week, the House Natural Resource Committee passed legislation called the Consolidated Land, Energy and Aquatic Resources Act, known as Green and Save