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Martifer Solar USA Moves North County Transit District Towards a Greener Future

The North County Transit District (NCTD) transportation network contracted Martifer Solar USA for a combined 482.52kW of ground and roof-mounted solar arrays on the Sprinter rail line and Breeze bus line maintenance facilities.
The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) funded the solar projects. NCTD recently received $2 million from ARRA Transit Investments for Greenhouse Gas and Energy Reduction (TIGGER) program in support of its Sustainability Plan.
Martifer Solar is working within NCTD’s Sustainability Plan to assist the agency’s green initiatives to yield community, economic and environmental benefits. NCTD is looking forward to taking these next steps towards renewable energy capabilities across a variety of locations throughout the Sprinter and Breeze service areas, said Angela Miller, Chief Technology and Sustainability Officer for NCTD.

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May Lindstrom for the Green Lighting Book Campaign

Practically Green Likes Green Lighting!

Here is an excerpt from another great review of the Green Lighting book I did for the Green Guru Guides.
The subject of green lighting seems to be riddled with endless choices and caveats. Take lightbulbs: We all know that traditional “Edison” bulbs are horribly inefficient. Ever touched one that’s been on for a while? All that heat is doing nothing but permeating your indoor air.
We’re supposed to switch to CFLs, but they have mercury, and we all know mercury is bad (as in maybe deadly). CFLs can’t be recycled easily, and if a bulb happens to smash on the floor, you’ve got mercury to clean up.
Lately we’ve been hearing that LEDs are best. However, they’re expensive, and the quality of the light is sometimes so-so. Improvements are happening rapidly, new products are coming, but bottom line: “they aren’t ‘there’ yet.” What does “there” look like? And when do we arrive?!

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Infographic with sections explaining how restoration saves money, reduces environmental impact, supports local craftspeople, and preserves character and history.

Local Restoration: Save Money and Reduce Waste

Bright Idea Shops is now offering restoration services for metal and wood features such as benches, signs, and waste receptacles. “By taking advantage of our restoration services facility managers of municipalities, parks, historic areas, and cities can save between 40 to 70 percent of the cost of replacement,” says Alan Robbins, owner of Bright Idea Shops. “We restore most metal pieces to look like new without the costly price tag, saving our clients thousands of dollars.”
“The option of restoration was extremely valuable to the City of Ravenna,” says Dave Merleno, public service director for the City of Ravenna in Ohio. “When you have a dilapidated piece of equipment restored to like new condition for one-third of the price, you can’t ask for more.” In addition to the savings, opting for restoration allows facility managers to keep visual continuity throughout the features.

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Shelter kits

Shelter-Kits: Affordable Solutions for Homeowners

Tilton, NH – January, 2011 – The smaller sizes of the custom post and beam barns and buildings offered by leading DIY kit building manufacturer, Shelter-Kit, Inc. (www.shelter-kit.com), provide their customers with substantially more benefits than the average pre-built shed sold at many big-box home and garden retailers. Known for over 40 years for their exceptional quality, Shelter-Kit’s small buildings are remarkably versatile, both in aesthetic appearance, and in function, as they can be used for storage, workshops, barns, pool houses, garages, garden sheds and hobby spaces.
Typically, the pre-built structures offered en masse at big box centers and elsewhere are limited by standard designs and lower-quality wood-based, plastic and/or aluminum materials. On the contrary, Shelter-Kit’s customizable barn-style buildings start with a compact 16’x 16’ and are available in larger sizes, up to 36’ wide. They are created individually for each customer with high quality wood materials and hardware (of substantially better quality than what is found in most “standard” sheds).
As with all Shelter-Kit products, each of these small buildings are produced as a pre-cut kit specifically designed to be assembled by amateurs. Shelter-Kit buildings have the flexibility to be built in tight or remote locations, which is not the case with most pre-assembled sheds and cabins. Shelter-Kit was founded in 1970 with the goal of designing and producing buildings primarily for assembly by customers with no prior building experience. The first was a “Unit One” cabin, and from there, the company expanded into the modular and expandable “Lofthouse”, then on to barn and garage kits, and Barn-House and Green Home kits (all the kits come with the necessary materials to build a complete, weather-tight shell). Shelter-Kit products are designed to be buttoned up quickly and easily – they can be assembled by only two people in 3 -15 days, depending upon the size of the structure.

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Play Outside in Green Shirts Made with Dirt For Green Living

Since 1996, Earth Creations has manufactured high-quality, sustainable clothing for women, men and children. The only company to offer a complete line of clay-dyed apparel, Earth Creations renders rich, beautiful eco-colors on sustainable and organic fabrics, including industrial hemp, organic cotton and bamboo.

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