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Megan Shay

https://inpeakproperties.com/

More than just an agent, I am an adviser, guide, and partner, helping home sellers, buyers, renters, and owners/investors to reach their goals through real estate sales and leasing. InPeak Properties offers a full range of real estate services including commercial and residential real estate sales, leasing, investment management, and more. We're based in Poulsbo, and we cover the North Kitsap Peninsula, Seattle, Mercer Island, and the Eastside.

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Lloyd Alter is Design Editor of TreeHugger.com, the world’s largest website focused on sustainability and green living. He has been a contributor to contributor to the Guardian, Corporate Knights Magazine and Azure Magazine. He is a graduate of the University of Toronto Faculty of Architecture and a retired member of the Ontario Association of Architects. He is a Past President of the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario. Lloyd teaches sustainable design at Ryerson University School of Interior Design, and won a Leadership Award from the US Green Building Council for his promotion of green, sustainable design. He is the author of "Living the 1.5 degree lifestyle" coming from New Society Publishers in fall, 2021.

And if you’re curious about that bidet toilet seat - here’s what he wrote about that!

Why I Spent $1200 on a Toilet Seat and Why You Should Too

Kiley Jacques is senior editor at Green Building Advisor (GBA), a sister website to Fine Homebuilding magazine that is more narrowly focused on sharing information about designing, building, and remodeling high-performance homes. She plans, creates, edits, and sources content to ensure useful information covering all aspects of green building including environmentally sensitive design, innovative materials, energy-efficient construction techniques, and must-know building science. As a media platform featuring industry innovators, professionals, products, and systems, GBA serves not only its readership but also the greater good. The site’s users, contributors, and staff share a common goal to protect the natural world while shaping the built environment. It is a space for exploring global issues such as the climate crisis and resource conservation, while gleaning science-backed, hands-on instruction and data.

 greenbuildingadvisor.com

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Mike DeNero

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Just a side note: I’m not suggesting you buy these books on Amazon, just wanted to help you figure out the exact book I was talking about.

Green Studio Handbook

Residential Energy

Profit First

The E Myth Architect

Healthy Buildings

Big Ideas XS Small Buildings

PreFabulous + Sustainable

The Building Science Podcast

Breaking Down Your Business Podcast

EntreArchitect Podcast

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Bo Jesperson - The Breathable Home

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Tracie Reed

Quirky, left-handed, bike community architect based in Portland, Maine. A practicing architect, Tracie specializes in bringing people together to solve problems. Her experience and interests are diverse; with a background in master planning, architecture, public relations, political organizing
and fundraising.

When not at the office, Tracie can be found volunteering at Merrill Auditorium, with the Bicycle Coalition of Maine, Friends of Congress Square Park and the Portland Symphony Orchestra.

In her free time she enjoys racing Etchells on Casco Bay, cycling, bowling at Bayside Bowl, and swing dancing.

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