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Happy Reading
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RJJ
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Re: Happy Reading
Brudgers: I believe they are the real smart ones that have created this Green machine! Isn't Cambridge the central think tank?
Brudgers: I believe they are the real smart ones that have created this Green machine! Isn't Cambridge the central think tank?
RJJ
Co-Founder
Re: Happy Reading
YA I would have to agree! Not that moving in the direction of green is wrong or a bad idea!
Once again we have special interests looking to cash in. Solar has been trying to get a foot hold for years with very little success. Now with the fed giving out money a number of companies lining up for the hand out. I believe in the end it will not progress to far when the free ride ends. The consumer will be looking for a 7 to 10 year pay back.
Creating tighter building envelopes will just create a increase in mold and other issues. Seems like a good deal of this is money driven with not much regard for the consumer.
YA I would have to agree! Not that moving in the direction of green is wrong or a bad idea!
Once again we have special interests looking to cash in. Solar has been trying to get a foot hold for years with very little success. Now with the fed giving out money a number of companies lining up for the hand out. I believe in the end it will not progress to far when the free ride ends. The consumer will be looking for a 7 to 10 year pay back.
Creating tighter building envelopes will just create a increase in mold and other issues. Seems like a good deal of this is money driven with not much regard for the consumer.