The Savoye manned a booth touting the advantages of greener living at the new development in Vitruvian Park.
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- Adding Vertical Wind Power to Your Home
- Home Energy Saving Tips
- Money from Trees — Save on Utility Bills and Heal the Atmosphere
- Quick Guide: Energy Efficiency Tax Credits
- Requirements for Wind Energy Systems in Addison
- Thinking of going solar? The sweet spot is now
- U.S. to Fund Geothermal and Solar Power Projects
- What You Need to Know: Insulation and R factors
- Composting: Don't be squeamish, give scraps a second life
- Find Native Plants at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
- Help Children Avoid Lead Poisoning
- Learn Your Native Grass Species
- Project: Backyard Frog Ponds
- Project: Create Your Own Butterfly Garden
- Save the Date for Rebate: Texas Trade Up Appliance Rebate Program
- The Addison Arbor Foundation
- What You Need to Know: Condensation on Windows
- What You Need to Know: Household Cleaners
- What You Need to Know: Weatherizing Your Home
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Use a layer of organic mulch around plants to reduce evaporation and save hundreds of gallons of water a year. When you need to add or replace a flower or shrub, choose a low water use plant and save up to 550 gallons of water a year.