Green Savings

By Deborah P. Carter - Lifestyle - October 11, 2010

Katherine and Matt Sheeleigh transformed their Harding Township home into a shining example of energy-efficient technology. more

Going Green

By Laura M. Colarusso - Towns & Schools - February 8, 2010

The Garden State is cleaning up its energy act, one town at a time. more

Turning French Toast To Compost

By Jessica Kitchin - Lifestyle - May 5, 2009

Nick Smith-Sebasto’s foray into the world of composting was a lot like going to a pool party where everyone wants to swim, but no one knows what the water is like. more

EcoLogic: It's Easy Being Green

By Jessica Kitchin - Lifestyle - February 11, 2009

It is that time of year when everyone likes to don some green and pretend to be Irish. Now that environmentalism is in vogue, a different kind of “greenwashing”—products or businesses using earth-friendly advertisements or labels without the action to back them up—is on the rise. more

EcoLogic: Lights Out

By Jessica Kitchin - Lifestyle - January 19, 2009

New Jersey Board of Public Utilities president Jeanne M. Fox estimates that the average home wastes a quarter of the hot or cool air it generates, meaning lost energy and wasted dollars. more

EcoLogic: Green Resolutions

By Jessica Kitchin - Lifestyle - December 11, 2008

Twelve things you can do to soften your footprint in 2009. more

Tips for Green Savings

Towns & Schools - May 1, 2008

Steve Needle of Needle Point Homes, owner/builder of The Point at Morristown, New Jersey’s first Green Globes certified building. more

Green Grows the Garden State

By Jessica Kitchin - Best Of Jersey - April 4, 2008

Jerseyans embrace sustainable energy, recycled building materials, computer reclamation, and other eco-smart ideas. more