Homebuyers Must Beware of ‘Greenwashing’
The practice is called “greenwashing” and home shoppers need to be on guard: It means a house is being marketed as environmentally friendly and energy-saving when it doesn’t really deserve that description.
Editorial Cartoon
by Peter Paul Payack | Jan 14, 2018
Buyer beware: ‘green’ homes might mean nothing more than a color.
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