Charles & Hudson, an excellent DIY resource with sites on such things as tools, home security, and green building, noticed our new look and was kind enough to publish a short interview. Visit Charles & Hudson for some quick thoughts on green home certification, the home energy score, global inspiration, and green renovations. Thanks, Timothy!
CalFinder, a comprehensive resource for remodeling information, was kind enough to publish a short interview about what we do. Visit CalFinder for more talk about prefab homes, eco epiphanies, consumerism, and other tough environmental topics. Thanks, Margaret!
We’re always happy to receive green books in the mail, but what surprised us the most about The Gort Cloud was the fact that we’re in it. Jetson Green is, apparently, a “trendspotter” in The Gort Cloud. And after looking at it more closely, I’m guessing several of our readers and their companies have been named in it, too. What is it? The Gort Cloud is “the invisible force powering today’s most visible green brands” where “millions of people [connect] to green information through a vast, interconnected community.”
During Christmas, I was in the airport waiting for my flight and decided to pop into a store to grab some reading material. Much to my surprise, this was December you know, the February issue of Dwell was already up and it popped right out at me. On the stands right now is “The Prefab Issue: Real Homes for Real People,” and it’s definitely worth reading. In addition to an essay from founding editor-in-chief Karrie Jacobs, here are a few prefabs you can expect to read about in this issue:
How can a website not be flattered when Guy Kawasaki, you know, founder of Alltop, partner at Garage Technology Ventures, and chief evangelist of Apple, sends you an email announcing your website’s inclusion in Alltop? We are. So we’re taking this quick opportunity to kick out a shout of thanks to Guy and the folks hard at work at Alltop. Thanks for including Jetson Green in both the Green and the Architecture pages.
If you haven’t visited Alltop yet, it’s an online magazine rack for people that don’t use feeds. It’s also for people that use feeds but that are looking for authority blogs in a certain niche topics. Click the above images and make sure to check out our enviro and architecture blog friends.
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