Going Green: Pecan Street Project
The Pecan Street Project aims to bring smart grid technology to homeowners in Austin. Find out more in this edition of “Going Green.”
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Posted on 11 July 2011 by admin
Going Green: Pecan Street Project
The Pecan Street Project aims to bring smart grid technology to homeowners in Austin. Find out more in this edition of “Going Green.”
Read more on YNN Austin
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Posted on 07 June 2011 by admin
Green credentials improve property value
HOUSES with solar power, natural gas and rainwater tanks rising in value as property buyers look for long term financial savings.
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Posted on 04 June 2011 by admin
Push on to make Maynard a Green Community
Kevin Sweet is on a mission to turn Maynard green – twice. He’s hoping Maynard will soon join the ranks of what is to date, just 53 cities and towns in Massachusetts that have received the Green Communities designation, making them eligible for a share of a multi-million dollar pie the state is doling out to green communities.
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Posted on 19 May 2011 by admin
Green Gathering raises earth-consciousness
The Avon rove Charter School showed the world what it was all about on Saturday with its Green Gathering festival. All day long students, teachers and parents demonstrated and took part in activities that were environmentally friendly and earth-conscious.
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Posted on 03 May 2011 by admin
Just one week left to take advantage of WGES Get Green For Free Offers
HERNDON, Va.–(BUSINESSWIRE)– Help clean the air and water in the Chesapeake region, switch today to WGES Due to strong customer demand, Washington Gas Energy Services (WGES) has extended its Get Green …
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Posted on 27 April 2011 by admin
London’s Top 10 Green Museums
While the London Olympics might be missing their renewable energy targets , there is some good news elsewhere for sustainable projects in London: the following London museums have all recently achieved accredited green tourist attraction status, thanks to a scheme by Renaissance London . The museums involved have been awarded bronze, silver or gold awards after months of work on improving their …
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Posted on 04 March 2011 by admin
The science of drilling: The jury is out on health and ‘green’ concerns
Since 1859, when Edwin Drake drilled the first successful oil well near Titusville in northwestern Pennsylvania, more than 350,000 oil and gas wells have been drilled in the commonwealth. But the process that produced the first 347,000 wells bears little resemblance to the one that drilled the last few thousand into the 380 million-year-old Marcellus Shale.
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Posted on 13 February 2011 by admin
Homeowner saves money by going green
By Sarah Campbell scampbell@salisburypost.com Ken Clifton has already generated enough solar energy to power more than 3,600 light bulbs or 1,200 computers for a day. By powering about 80 percent of his home with solar energy, he believes he has a …
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Posted on 29 January 2011 by admin
Fracking Lobby’s Green Claims May be Overstated
Hydraulic fracturing proponents almost always point to the supposed environmental benefits of natural gas to back up their support for the fracking industry. But it is becoming clear that natural gas – especially when it is extracted via fracking – is not as green as its supporters would like us to believe. According to a [...]
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