Dan Mabe, founder of AGZA, the American Green Zone Alliance, has taken on one of the bitterest impasses of contemporary suburbia.  So many residents hate the noise and fumes of gas-powered landscape equipment, and its unsustainable thirst for fossil fuels.  Landscape maintenance contractors reply that they cannot provide the services their customers demand at a price they will pay without it.  AGZA has developed analytical tools that can help owners reduce the carbon footprint of their landscape by a half or even more.  It also works with landscape industry professionals to help them explore alternate tool systems, cleaner burning or battery powered, that can enable them to accomplish maintenance goals at less environmental cost and typically far more quietly.  Listen to Dan describe how AGZA resolves the conflicting dynamics.