Tag: energy use

Shareholder Relations What Do You Do With Your "Greenie"?
2010 Feb What Do You Do With Your "Greenie"?

 Most of your buildings have a shareholder—or maybe two or three—who fit into a particular mold: you know, longer hair, Birkenstocks, vintage  Woodstock t-shirts; or maybe yours has the $5,000 suit, $1,000 shoes, and  starched attitude. Th…

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Energy Conservation How Far Can You Go on the Green Scale?
2009 Sept How Far Can You Go on the Green Scale?

 Talk of “green” homes and buildings these days often evokes images of roof gardens, solar  panels, and even wind turbines humming in the background. For most co-ops and  condos however, “going green” comes incrementally, in much smaller m…

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Energy Conservation How To Go Green in Hard Times
2009 Sept How To Go Green in Hard Times

 Saving money by going green sounds great, but who has that initial capital in  these tough economic times? The average person may not be able to afford a hybrid car or a solar panel  array, however, there are many energy-saving changes yo…

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Interior Intelligent Buildings Technology
2008 Nov Intelligent Buildings Technology

Technological applications to residential building life are becoming more prevalent, and in some cases, they’ve even become more affordable than in the past. An “intelligent” building is able to monitor its environmental, mechanical, and…

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Real Estate Trends Without Breaking the Bank
2008 Sept Without Breaking the Bank

Looking to save the planet—or just a few bucks—more and more New Yorkers are looking to “green” their lifestyles. Environmental watchdogs are quick to point fingers at gas guzzling automobiles as prime contributors to climate change, but…

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Energy Conservation A Look at Buildings and Energy Use
2008 Sept A Look at Buildings and Energy Use

The concept of a “carbon footprint” has been widely circulated in the media for the last couple of years—particularly as global warming has become such an urgent topic of discussion for people other than Al Gore. Essentially, a carbon fo…

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