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I am wondering about reconstituted wood. Am redoing a kitchen and want greener options for cabinets/flooring. Is recon green?

— Sandra W Monroe, WA

Answered by David Bergman on June 6, 2010

I have heard that if you turn a light on and off frequently you shouldn't use a fluorescent bulb. Is this true of compact fluorescents?

— Sherrie VandePutte Ortonville, MI

Answered by David Bergman on May 7, 2010

Are there CFLs or other energy-saving light bulbs that work on a dimmer-regulated light fixture?

— Alisa Moore San Francisco, CA

Answered by David Bergman on April 8, 2010

Is cork flooring really a green product? It seems fairly accepted that it's a renewable raw material, but is the final product really green?

— Sandra Far Hills, NJ

Answered by David Bergman on March 9, 2010

Will a water tank before my hot water heater help keep my hot water hotter longer?

— Michael Centanni

Answered by David Bergman on February 5, 2010

I am just starting to design a home and want to incorporate green elements. Do I start now or wait until I start working with a builder?

— Sharon DeRidder

Answered by David Bergman on January 21, 2010

Are old appliances green because we are reusing, or not green because they are not Energy Star?

— Chris Tissot, North Hollywood, CA

Answered by David Bergman on October 2, 2007

I want energy efficient lighting, but hate the cold light of fluorescents. Can you help?

— Maya Leonard, Huntington, NY

Answered by David Bergman on October 2, 2007

Tankless water heaters: electric or gas?

— Michelle Allman, North Hollywood, CA

Answered by David Bergman on October 2, 2007

 
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