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Insulation isn’t just about comfort—it’s one of the most underrated ways to cut your home’s carbon emissions and save serious money on energy bills. In this episode, we dig into how insulation impacts both operational and embodied carbon, why some materials are cleaner than others, and what really makes insulation “eco-friendly.” From cellulose made of recycled newspapers to experimental mushroom-based mycelium, we break down the best (and worst) choices for the planet—and your wallet. Whether you're retrofitting an old New England colonial or building from scratch, this episode will help you insulate smarter and greener.
https://www.nealoninsulation.com/blog/what-insulation-reduces-your-carbon-footprint
Insulation isn’t just about comfort—it’s one of the most underrated ways to cut your home’s carbon emissions and save serious money on energy bills. In this episode, we dig into how insulation impacts both operational and embodied carbon, why some materials are cleaner than others, and what really makes insulation “eco-friendly.” From cellulose made of recycled newspapers to experimental mushroom-based mycelium, we break down the best (and worst) choices for the planet—and your wallet. Whether you're retrofitting an old New England colonial or building from scratch, this episode will help you insulate smarter and greener.
https://www.nealoninsulation.com/blog/what-insulation-reduces-your-carbon-footprint