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Started this discussion. Last reply by Aeolienne Apr 22.

About Me:: Founder and Content Manager of
Listed Green - an exclusive "Green MLS"
unique to listing only green, energy efficient, sustainable
homes and developments worldwide.

A website that's proudly hosted with 100% Solar Power.

Doing my part in changing the way we build and what we build with.

Hoping to someday be a part of a whole paradym shift toward a more sustainable way of building. Leaving the traditional ideas behind. Having the "old ways" someday soon be sub-standard and the innovative, more efficient, sustainable way - the norm.

Making my 9 year old son proud of what his Dad tried to do before he leaves this planet.

Helping make a change.

At 8:19am on May 7th, 2008, Lisa Berggren said…: Hi there.! I am a Realtor and Eco Broker in the Atlanta Metro area and I've used your website many times! I love it - keep up the good work!

At 9:23pm on March 3rd, 2008, David Syring - ListedGreen.com said…: Thanks everyone for all your support. Spread the word.

At 11:28am on February 11th, 2008, Galia said…: Hi David,
I'm trying to improve our contribution to the environment too and I'll spread this intention as far as I can!
I am always ready to help.

At 11:11pm on February 10th, 2008, Sanjay Gupta said…: Hi david,

I was in a school last night, with around 700 kids and teachers around. I had a word with them, and was happy to find that the children were more concerned about Mother Earth. I think it is a positive sign.

I am always ready to help you in your endeavour. Do ask me whenever you feel like.

At 10:25am on January 27th, 2008, yeeaikteoh said…: hi,nice to meet you here,this is my homepage, www.theforesite.org ,is a non profit organization for stop global warming,have a look

At 7:33am on January 26th, 2008, Chris Evans said…: Hello, we'd like to make our school greener, and the children more environmentally aware. At the moment we recycle paper and compost fruit leftovers. We are working towards reducing our energy consumption. We also plan to create a selection of "mini habitats" in our small grounds to encourage wildlife. I run a very enthusiastic nature club. Chris

At 9:58am on January 24th, 2008, Maria Webb said…: Hi there. My main concern relates to animals...mainly companion animals. Maria

At 3:26pm on January 23rd, 2008, Project Laundry List said…: Do you know that it is real estate agents who are largely responsible for promoting the idea that clotheslines in your neighborhood will lead to a decrease in property values? It becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy. You should take this on and fight it to the ends of the Earth.

At 9:00pm on January 21st, 2008, LEAP ECOLOGY CLUB MEMBER said…: We'd like to see our school become more green. We won a NYC Golden Apple Recycling Award 3X but still have trouble instituting an ongoing program. One problem is that our seniors keep graduating just about when they get a handle on the issues. We have also been frustrated in trying to build a greenroof on our school. altho we have the support of our principal and alumni, we can't seem to get support from the upper echelons of the NYC Dep't of Education.

At 5:31pm on January 13th, 2008, David Syring - ListedGreen.com said…: Yes, we are on a mission. Kind of a struggle, considering the overall mentality of the national real estate market. The media doesn't help much. Some areas are getting hit harder than others. This "soft" market slows the growth of green building, because it scares away some builders that are new or seriously started to consider going green. Typically, the green home costs more, but I think there are efficient alternatives that give the best bang for the buck. Additionally, if appraisers don't step up to the plate and give true increased value for the appropriate energy efficient upgrades, then that in itself, will contribute to impede the progression of moving to a more sustainable, energy efficient home building environment. Thanks for your support.