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Cynthia Phakos answered Carol Gonzalez's question.
1 month ago
Is there an eco friendly removable caulk product out there?
Topic: Energy Efficiency
Ryan Flegal answered Charlie Truxton's question.
7 months ago
Long-term, which is a better investment: a solar power system for the house or a room/bathroom addition?
Topic: Finance
Richard Heller answered Adrienne Parks's question.
9 months ago
Is there a green way to kill the ants invading our kitchen?
Topic: Home Basics
Jason Kliwinski answered Kathy Tanner's question.
12 months ago
What's the best way to maintain clean windows in multistory homes/buildings?
Topic: Home Basics
Polly Osborne, AIA, LEED AP answered jose 's question.
1 year ago
The concrete tile roof on our 30-year-old home has started to leak. Can it be repaired by replacing the roofing paper?
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Sustainable San Bernardino
the City of San Bernardino is in the process of creating a Sustainability Master Plan (SMP). A SMP is comprised of polices and measures that, when implemented, will enable the City to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions both from City operations and within the community at large. Over the next few months, there will be numerous opportunities to participate in the planning process and to let the City know how it should best address climate change and improve sustainability across the City. Please visit this website often for project updates and event announcements. This project is being funded through the City’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Energy Efficiency Conservation Block Grant (EECBG). The SMP will build on the Energy Efficiency Conservation Strategy which will be investing stimulus dollars in a range of energy efficiency projects for municipal operations. As for other projects, this can be viewed on our website: http://www.sustainablesanbernardino.org/. These include: Solar, Green Home Makeover, On Bill Financing, City Retrofits, Fueling Station and LNG & CNG fleet conversion.