Green Living Guy at Go Green Expo in NYC Go Green Expo NYC Go Green Expo, the nation's premier eco-friendly tradeshow, is returning to the Hilton New York April 17-19! This year, look forward to exciting new features at the Go green expo NYC event. This highly anticipated event brings together a diverse array of... Continue Reading →
Energy Star: A Dimming Light in the World of Green Energy Efficiency? Hey there, eco-warriors! Seth Leitman, your Green Living Guy, here with some eye-opening news about a program we've all come to know and trust. So buckle up, because this might just shock you as much as it did me! The Shocking Truth: Energy... Continue Reading →
Here are some key eco-gadgets and their benefits: 1. Smart Thermostats One gadget is a smart thermostat. It is one of the most impactful eco-gadgets for home energy efficiency: They learn your heating preferences and adjust automatically to optimize energy usage 1.Can be controlled remotely via smartphone apps.Provide analytics to help users understand and improve... Continue Reading →
Kombucha Tea at Home So I really love this drink Kombucha; just having it at my house!! The refreshing tanginess and effervescent bubbles make it the perfect pick-me-up at any time of the day. Not only is it delicious, but it also comes with numerous health benefits, such as aiding digestion and boosting gut health.... Continue Reading →
Check out this article on Planet Green that I did on low speed vehicles. They are definetly going to get much more traction going forward in the next few years. Low-speed vehicles (LSVs) or neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) are priced at between $8,000 and $10,000 and only go 25 miles per hour. When I worked for the State of New York, after the full-performance electric cars were recalled by the automakers, I worked to place several thousand low-speed electric vehicles in the state. They were mostly the GEM cars from Daimler-Chysler and theTH!NK Neighbor. FYI, the GEM car still is availble and the TH!NK is not. Today, there are well over 20,000 low-speed / neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs) on the road. While these electric vehicles are not on-road (highway) vehicles, they reduce vehicle emissions.
