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Green Infill - Creating desperately needed housing and building community

379. Passive house multifamily in northern climate redefining just how green infill can be

David Dodge May 29, 2024Renewable Energy, Buildings, Cities Climate Action, Energy Efficiency, Green Buildings, Net Zero, Passive House, Solar Leave a Comment

By David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca T5M is a postal code in Canada and it’s also part …

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Adapting our homes and yards to climate change

353. Climate Ready Home 2 – Adapting our homes and yards to climate change

David Dodge August 25, 2023Food Sustainability, Changing for Climate Series, Climate Adaptation Leave a Comment

Changing for Climate Series * There are many things we can do to make our …

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Affordable multifamily housing that's good to live in

347. Michael Eliason – Point Access Blocks – Affordable multifamily housing good to live in

David Dodge June 27, 2023Buildings, Climate Change, Energy Efficiency Leave a Comment

Edmonton is planning to develop more and more housing in the core of the city …

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Geoships

311. Can Geoships Help Us Solve the Climate and Affordable Housing Crises?

David Dodge April 1, 2022Green Buildings Leave a Comment

By David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca Picture small geodesic domes sprinkled in a decentralized cooperative village in …

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Kenton Zerbin - Tiny Home

260. Tiny Home Tour – Living large super efficiently

David Dodge September 15, 2020Net Zero, Buildings, Renewable Energy, Solar Leave a Comment

Kenton Zerbin gave up his career as a school teacher because he believes it’s imperative …

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Vivian Manasc green architect

241. Vivian Manasc – A lifetime of Building it Green

David Dodge January 21, 2020Buildings, Energy Efficiency, Passive Solar, Renewable Energy, Solar Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Kay Rollans Last year, Vivian Manasc received a lifetime achievement award …

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Sustainival

172. Sustainival, the world’s first green carnival

David Dodge June 23, 2017Renewable Energy, Electric Vehicles, Energy Efficiency, Solar, Transportation, Waste Energy Leave a Comment

By David Dodge Life may be a carnival, but at Sustainival you can’t “walk on …

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Even the suburbs of Vitoria-Gasteiz are green and pedestrian friendly. Photo, David Dodge

128. Vitoria-Gasteiz: Spain’s green capital is made for walking

David Dodge December 14, 2015Biogas, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy 2 Comments

By David Dodge & Dylan Thompson Change is hard. Green energy enthusiasts talk a lot …

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Dominic Ries, Adrienne Lynn and Cam Munro of Clark Builders stand in front of a gate designed to keep soils and construction mud on site by using a cattle gate that shakes the mud off vehicles before they leave the LEED construction site and hit the streets of Edmonton, Alberta. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures

108. LEED works: How a green building rating system transformed the construction industry

David Dodge May 11, 2015Buildings Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Governments and developers love issuing press releases announcing the …

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Dave Spencer and Debbie Wiltshire in front of their net-zero home. They wanted to develop a green community in Calgary and started the process more than 12 years ago. The concept turns traditional suburban neighbourhoods on its ear. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures

86. Echohaven: An environmentally friendly, energy efficient suburb

David Dodge October 29, 2014Energy Efficiency, Net Zero, Passive Solar, Solar 1 Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney To borrow a popular internet meme, what if I …

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