Contributor Chris Prelitz
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Chris Prelitz
Chris Prelitz is the son of an ocean and aerospace engineer father and a mother of Native American descent who grew up on a rural farm. Raised in the midst of these two extreme views of life provided Chris with an appreciation for both high-tech and simple indigenous principles that have stood the test of time yet have been mostly forgotten. Chris is a pioneer of the green movement, heading a successful design-build firm with projects ranging from off-grid solar ranches to the first solar-powered restaurant and solar auto dealership in the U.S. He has served on environmental advisory boards at city, state, and national levels. Chris now touches audiences globally with his uplifting green message, appearing regularly in the print and broadcast media, including the premier episode of the Discovery Channel’s Greenovate show.
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Have A Green Holiday!
Between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day, Americans throw away a million extra tons of garbage each week, including holiday wrapping and packaging...
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What Really Matters
It was my first trip to Abadiânia, Brazil, and the poverty shocked my sensibilities and eyes. One couple in particular caught my attention. They were...
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Let There Be Natural Light
I recently gave a presentation on going green to the city manager and some officials of a neighboring community, and when I walked into the meeting...
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Deep Truth reveals new discoveries that change the way we think about everything from our personal relationships to civilization itself. When the fact
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Green Made Easy
In Green Made Easy, author and green pioneer Chris Prelitz shares how to be both environmental and economical at the same time. Going green is not only good for our planet, it's good for your pocketbo
Green Made Easy
In Green Made Easy, author and green pioneer Chris Prelitz shares how to be both environmental and economical at the same time. Going green is not only good for our planet, it’s good for your po