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Jun 06, 2011
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The Northwest EcoBuilding Guild, and its past and current Board members, would like to give a heartfelt thanks to Richard Kuhnel and Christopher Gronbeck for their hard work and dedication in developing, enhancing and maintaining the Guild’s web presence over the past decade.
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Mar 22, 2011
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Northwest Residential Energy Efficiency Groups to Host Roundtables to Address Concerns in the Appraisal of High Efficiency Homes and Energy Efficient Retrofits
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Feb 25, 2011
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Inspiration, Education and Solutions - Two Puget Sound Green Tours, One Spectacular Weekend!
The Northwest EcoBuilding Guild Green Tours will celebrate the leadership and ingenuity of our local green builders, suppliers, and do-it-yourselfers, as well as demonstrate how they are making green an affordable solution for everyone.
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Dec 18, 2010
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Sustainable Edmonds, in partnership with Tangerine Power, recently announced the launch of the Edmonds Community Solar Cooperative that will install a 75-kilowatt community solar energy system in downtown Edmonds. Membership in the Cooperative, the first community-owned solar cooperative in Washington state, is open to both residents and businesses with financial contributions to the project being returned to members by the year 2020.
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Sep 23, 2011
The Bellingham Herald
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Stone Hedge House largest of 19 projects that can be viewed Oct 1st 2011 as part of the South Sound Solar Tour
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Sep 02, 2011
CabinetMaker FDM.com
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Northwest EcoBuilding Guild member Bob Margulis speaks directly about what’s green and what isn’t. Margulis, owner of Ravenworks LLC in Seattle makes a variety of cabinets, custom furniture, entertainment centers and wine cellars.
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Jul 29, 2011
Down to Earth NW News
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Group plans fall events to celebrate sustainable community
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Jul 10, 2011
The Olympian
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Take a stroll on the Ninth Avenue sidewalk behind and across the street from the Olympia Timberland Regional Library between Adams and Franklin streets. The first thing that stands out is a converted gum ball machine filled with chicken feed. Put in your 25 cents and you receive a handful of grain to feed the chickens that live in the Fertile Guild Commons, a demonstration site for sustainable living in the heart of Olympia.
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