MUM courses:
- Energy Use by Man and Nature
- Hands On Course In Sustainable Technologies
- Permaculture Design Certification
- Sustainability Forest Academy
- Artisan Foods and the Slow Food Movement
- Local Economy
Grinnell College courses:
Resource Center
Alex Website Review
Greenhomeguide.com Resources for Green Homes.
Comment from Lonnie - correct the spelling errors and you will have a great review
GreenHomeguide.com describes themselves as a site for those interested in green building, which connects “you to advice, information and green professionals,” and that is precisely what it does. It was founded in 2004 by Willem Maas in San Francisco after he became frustrated with the lack of reliable information on green building. The site offer sections with specific details on on such subjects as energy efficiency, bathrooms, bedrooms, landscaping, kitchens, etc. These sections not only areas with tips and advice articles, but also have the innovative feature of allowing questions to be submitted to pros in the field. These are posted with replies from architects and contractors on the website, for every to see and learn from. In addition, the website also allows one so search for experts and professionals in green building fields in the metropolis areas of San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles. Lastly, those interested can sign up for a bi-monthly newsletter full of know-how tips and Q&A sections. Overall the website seems like a useful site, for those interested in learning some basics on green renovations within their own homes. Although, perhaps the website could seek to expand its database of professionals in the field too cover more cities and regions in the country.