http://www.easternshoresavvy.com/topics/green/index.rss en-en Easton Savvy, LLC Sun, 15 Apr 2012 19:53:03 GMT Using solar energy to power her home was the next step in going green, but Algier wasn’t altogether sure that she could afford a solar unit or that she had the ideal circumstance in a townhouse with limited roof space. But she did have determination.

]]> http://www.easternshoresavvy.com/hot-seat/does-solar-pay/ http://www.easternshoresavvy.com/hot-seat/does-solar-pay/ Sun, 15 Apr 2012 19:53:03 GMT As with any open ended project, there is no shortage of ideas about how the space should be used. “We have heard every single park idea,” laughs Malone.

]]> http://www.easternshoresavvy.com/hot-seat/a-stroll-through-central-park/ http://www.easternshoresavvy.com/hot-seat/a-stroll-through-central-park/ Thu, 08 Mar 2012 23:44:00 GMT “Recycling is one of those very popular ideas, because it hits the ‘triple bottom-line’ of being good for the environment, good for society, and good for the pocketbook."

]]> http://www.easternshoresavvy.com/hot-seat/why-doesn%27t-easton-have-curbside-recycling/ http://www.easternshoresavvy.com/hot-seat/why-doesn%27t-easton-have-curbside-recycling/ Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMT “There was a niche that wasn’t being filled,” says Ryk, “so when we moved here we specifically started to focus on green energy.”

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