I am in San Diego for the Energy Out West conference, and I want to write about it, but while it is fresh in my mind I want to fill you in on my latest Energy Upgrade California experience first.
Before getting on a plane for San Diego, Bill Stewart
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Our furnace is approaching 25 years old and we have no cooling capabilities, so my wife Michele and I are looking into buying some new equipment before the temperature climbs this summer. I am especially interested in installing a mini-split heat pum
Sustainable Contra Costa Volunteer Position
Position Title: Business Outreach Specialist
Objective: The Business Outreach Specialist serves as the first point of contact to businesses for the East Bay Energy Watch (EBEW) Program. Through their part
The honorees at Sustainable Contra Costa’s annual awards gala October 15th are proof that each of us can take successful action to create a brighter future for our communities.
Click here for photos from the gala.
More than a dozen Contra Costa Coun
Distributed renewable generation systems such as solar electric and solar hot water systems are great ways to get clean energy. The price of these systems, in particular solar electric systems, has come down in prices so much in recent years that hom
By Suzanne York, HowMany.org, June 4, 2012 - photo courtesy: http://www.flickr.com/photos/62242291@N04/6206521698/
In less than a month the world, or at least the environmentally-inclined members of the world, will be in the throes of the UN Conferenc
By Suzanne York, HowMany.org, May 30, 2012
During a week spent ensconced in the depths of the concept of degrowth at the Degrowth in the Americas conference, it was encouraging to find that population issues were interwoven into plenaries and worksho
Reuse is the gold standard in green remodeling. It saves you money while applying sustainable practices.
Kitchen is the most used area in a home. They do get worn out after years of use. If your kitchen still functional, you may want to consider these
