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Practical Green Building and Renovation : GardenFork.tv

Posted by Eric Gunnar Rochow on Jan 30th, 2010 and filed under DIY TV. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

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Doing a green renovation or building a green building? Watch as I talk with Gennaro Brooks Church of EcoBrooklyn and tour a Brooklyn brownstone he is renovating using practical and pragmatic green building techniques.

Do you use these techniques? Tell us below in the comments

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3 Responses for “Practical Green Building and Renovation : GardenFork.tv”

  1. [...] friend Eric Gunnar Rochow from the great show GardenFork.TV came by the Brooklyn Green Show House to see our green renovation progress. If you are interested [...]

  2. Martino says:

    Greetings fellas, great info, but I live in LA. How does Eco construction happen here? I like the idea of not generating more waste and expense by using materials that would normally end up in the dump, but I’m a city dweller and don’t own anything. I live in a small rented house. Do you guys have any ideas on how to go green in LA, with little space and as a home renter–does that really matter?

  3. Eric Gunnar Rochow says:

    Hello Martino,
    The best way to go green is to cook at home and not buy things you
    don’t need. When you do buy, buy local, organic and chemical free.
    Even better, buy second hand. Craigslist is a good community for that.

    Stay well,

    Gennaro Brooks-Church

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