Seal and insulate the "envelope" or "shell" of your home its outer walls, ceiling, windows, doors and floors to improve energy efficiency, comfort and in-home air quality, reducing allergens
Use sustainable building materials such as earth, wood and lightweight concrete to reduce the long-term impact on the environment
Purchase Energy Star efficiency-rated appliances to lower overall energy use and reduce utility bills
Install solar panels to provide sustainable, renewable energy with little negative environmental impact
Source: www.energyefficienthomearticles.com, www.lowimpactliving.com
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