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The Electric Revolution

by Nathon Fox

I recently visited the Ace Hardware trade show in Chicago, IL. The main theme of the show was sustainable electric tools and hardware. DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ego, and many more had a massive foot print with all the latest in electric battery powered equipment. While visiting each booth they were packed

3 Reasons To Get an Electric Lawn Mower

by Greg Makrigiorgos

From increased battery durability to smarter design, electric lawn mowers are improving every year. But how do they compare to their gas-powered counterparts? Here’s what you need to know, and what you should think about, before you decide to buy one: Pro 1: Less noise The first thing you’

The Truth About 3D Printed Homes

Faster, cheaper, greener. 3D printing may reshape the world canvas for good. Or at least…on paper…like all wonderful inventions, it’s been hyped up over the last few years. But what if I told you that Italian architects designed the world’s first 3D-printed house out of dirt1…

Exploring How This Plant Could Replace Concrete

I’ve already explored tiny homes, Earthships, passive homes, and also modular homes as more efficient and sustainable alternatives to traditional houses. But what if you could build a home or apartment building that’s not only fire-resistant like concrete but also more efficient and sustainable than conventional homes? Let’

Exploring Earthship Homes - Ultimate Efficiency?

Renewable energy and EVs are just a few pieces of the puzzle for achieving net-zero living. But what if we could combine eco-friendly building materials, energy efficiency, and sustainability, like a passive house, but being heated and cooled by the ground without relying on the electrical grid? It's

Exploring Passive House Design - 90% Energy Savings!

Exploring Passing House Design - 90% Energy Savings! What if I told you that it’s possible to build a house that uses up to 90% less energy than your current house? And combining that with solar panels you could heat, cool, and even charge an EV for just a few hundred dollars a year? Let’s take a cl