New Jersey

Residential Electricity Bill Decrease by Constellation Energy Plan Choice

By – Posted in: electricity, electricity
Remember when the phone industry was deregulated and all the sudden there was competition in the market decreasing your phone bill?  What about your residential electricity bill?  Is your state deregulated and thus opened to competitive residential electricity rates from other vendors?  In fact, my state, New Jersey, has been deregulated since 1999.  However, there was [...]

Historic Rutherfurd Hall Quest to Become a Green Educational Center

By – Posted in: Build Green, historic renovations, NJ Green
Welcome guest poster, Paul Qvale, Director of Sustainable Services at the Hillmann Group and NJ USGBC board member as he explains about the progress of bring back Rutherfurd Hall, a historic mansion to create an environmental educational center. One of Norman Vincent Peale’s well known quotes is “Shoot for the moon! You might miss it, but you [...]

Urban Sustainable Cities: The Challenges and Priorities

By – Posted in: NJ Green
(From left to right, Panelists Paul Miller, Dr. dt ogilvie, Marty Johnson, and Robert Antonicello) Last week, I attended the Jumpstart the New Green Economy conference at Fairleigh Dickinson. Although this conference was in New Jersey, many of the discussions  at the conference were applicable to situations through the country. One of the most profound [...]

New Jersey Needs to Say No To Extra Vaccines! Your State Could be Next!

By – Posted in: NJ Green
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hq7FSYYVMEU&NR=1[/youtube] In article by Natural Moms Blog, I was informed that my own state, New Jersey was on the brink of requiring additional vaccines for children. With all the controversy surrounding vaccines and autism and learning disabilities, I was horrified by the prospect of additional vaccines. Well, wouldn’t you know it. The vaccines were approved! [...]
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