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$$$$   Going green can save you a LOT of money on energy and utility bills (as much as 50% or more!) And you can save on taxes if you put money into green improvements to your home.

Health   Indoor air quality has been shown to increase the overall health of residents by removing or emliminating exposure to harmful toxins in our everyday environment.

Allergies   Using organic detergents, soaps and cleaners can reduce the affects of skin allergies and irritation.  An improvement in indoor air quality can also decrease the affects of airborne allergens.

Mood   Studies have shown that occupants of LEED certified homes, offices and hospitals are happier! The cause is thought to be increased exposure to natural light and a significant decrease in exposure to chemicals or toxins.

Personal   Not only can you gain all the benefits listed above, but you can feel good about yourself for doing your part!





   
Eco Home Chicago is in the news!
The Wall Street Journal profiled green consultants, including Eco Home Chicago, in a few cities around the country.

Obama's Economic Recovery Plan is Green!
The President-elect has included several green initiatives in his economic recovery plan. Here's a recap from Tree Hugger.

California Adopts Sweeping Global Warming Plan
California air regulators on Thursday approved a climate plan that would require the state's utilities, refineries and large factories to transform their operations to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Jordan Planning Massive Solar Power Plant
Renewable Energy World.com is reporting a joint venture initiative in the country of Jordan to have 1 gigawatt of solar power production by 2017.

Hawaii to be 1st State with Statewide Electic Car Charging Stations
The Governor hopes to weant the state off of oil, 90% of which is imported. Currently, one-third of of the state's consumption is used to power cars and buses. Assoicated Press article.