Can a home be both energy-efficient and healthy? The answer might surprise you. Todd from Front Row Systems returns to join Danielle, Joe, and Dr. Nick Alenov for a candid conversation about where the green building movement gets it right—and where it falls dangerously short. What you'll learn in this episode: The critical distinction between "green" homes and "healthy" homes (and why they're not always the same thing) The good: energy-efficient strategies that genuinely support both sustainability and human health The bad: common green building practices that inadvertently create health problems The ugly: when the pursuit of energy efficiency directly conflicts with wellness (think high-EMF appliances, toxic materials, and poor air quality) How to achieve true efficiency without sacrificing indoor air quality, EMF exposure levels, or material safety Real-world examples from Todd's experience balancing cutting-edge energy systems with health-conscious design Why some LEED-certified and "green" homes can actually be toxic environments Practical strategies for integrating energy efficiency and health from the ground up How to retrofit existing efficient systems to be healthier The truth nobody talks about: The green building industry has made incredible strides in reducing environmental impact, but it hasn't always prioritized the health of the people living inside those homes. This episode pulls back the curtain on the uncomfortable realities of the green movement and shows you how to build or renovate a home that's good for both the planet and your family. If you care about sustainability but refuse to compromise on health, this conversation will give you the roadmap to have both.