"Rejuvenating Environments"
"Rejuvenating Environments"
EnviroMeasures is committed to being a resource for living Environmentally Aware and Responsible, acknowledging the connection and affects our everyday choices have on the Earth's dynamic web-of-life.
In 2001, we uploaded a website called EcoNow - Sustainable Living in the Now! EcoNow primarily promoted visitors to "Vote with your Dollar" and asked, "What Kind of World are you Buying Into". While we acknowledge that money is a primary driver in our "civilized society", there is infinitely more to Life than being a Consumer. As we evolve, NOW! From Eco-Now! to Enviromeasures, we feel the most important thing we can do for future generations is to "become aware in this lifetime". From this realization we have focused on five areas – Air, Water, Agriculture, Resources and Energy, five core aspects necessary for human life that when out of balance have the greatest environmental and social impact - this unfolds to reveal AWARE Read More....
"Single Fixture" Greywater Systems are proposed to be removed from the emergency code exemption (Jan 2011), Click Below to Read the Proposed Changes:
Join us at the 1st Eastside Eco-Tour scheduled for Dec 6th 2009. This tour encompasses 10 homes in the Los Feliz, Franklin Hills, Silver Lake and Echo Park areas that have been tastefully, knowledgeably, inventively, and skillfully designed or redesigned to help us inhabit the earth in ways that will enable future generations also to inhabit a healthy, beautiful and bountiful planet. The owners, designers and some builders of these homes have graciously opened their doors to share their experience and knowldedge to smooth our way to "greening" our own homes, offices and lifestyles. Download the Fall 2009 Ecolution and Tour Map from the EcoHome™ Website for more information.
Eco-Home™ is an on-going living research center that demonstrates ecological living in an urban environment. The Eco-Home™ is a restored and retrofitted California style bungalow, circa 1911 that shows us how simple but wise property improvements can make your home warm, friendly yet environmentally sound and healthy. This historic home incorporates solar hot water heating, photovoltaic panels, ultra low flow water systems and other energy and water conservation measures. This "pioneering" home has hosted over 15,000 guests since opening it's doors to the public in 1988. . . (More)