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Innovation Network Previous Topic | Next Topic | Topics The Innovation Network Network is not currently active and cannot accept new posts How Can A Small Business "Go Green"? Views: 430 Apr 03, 2009 4:24 pm How Can A Small Business "Go Green"? # Michael Lemm "As a small business, you are not as large a consumer of energy and products as big corporations .... but there are always opportunities for improvement." Read the rest of the article here: http://small-business-resources-cafe.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-can-small-business-go-green.html You're welcome and encouraged to leave comments and put forth your own suggestions in the "comments" section after the blog article....and here of course. God Bless, Michael Lemm FreedomFire Communications http://mscprez.ld.net http://Small-Business-Resources-Cafe.blogspot.com ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Private Reply to Michael Lemm Apr 04, 2009 8:26 pm re: How Can A Small Business "Go Green"? # Ron Sam Mike, If you own a building, check out EEREs site for claiming monies for 'weatherization' . http://apps1.eere.energy.gov/news/progress_alerts.cfm/pa_id=154 If you're a homeowner,there is money for doing the same. I personally will be looking into injectable isocyanate(?) type foam for increasing my home's R-value. Have any out there done this? Next I want to see what can be done to raise R-values of windows, seems they are all very inefficient and have low insulating values like ~ R-5-R-10. efficientwindows.org seems to on the right track, - ron Private Reply to Ron Sam Previous Topic | Next Topic | Topics Back to Innovation Network

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