by Allen Brown Energy generation in the U.S. is predicted to change in the next 30 years, with solar moving from 3% to 30% in 2050! In times of change, it’s worth considering where you want to get your energy … Continue reading →
Graphic courtesy of Jane Crosbie at Senator Windows
Continue reading →By George Harvey We do not have space here to describe why the Coriolis effect works as it does, but we can note that it is the reason why cyclonic storms have clockwise rotation in the northern hemisphere and counterclockwise … Continue reading →
Earth Day: April 22, 2015 April 22, 2015 is the 45th annual celebration of the first Earth Day in 1970, when 20 million Americans took to the streets, parks and auditoriums to demonstrate for a healthy, sustainable environment in massive coast-to-coast … Continue reading →
UVFC Events Friday, April 3 at 5pm Upstairs at the Co-op Upper Valley Food Co-op 193 North Main White River Junction, VT 05001 802/295-5804 This Forum is Free and open to the Upper Valley community. Please register in-store, or call … Continue reading →
You can now view the full version of our current issue of Green Energy Times from the ‘Current & Past Issues’ Quick Link here in the left side of this page. There is a lot of exciting information in this … Continue reading →
Time to start your early seeds! We wish you abundance!
Continue reading →To read or participate in the blogathon, go to: http://www.dailykos.com/blog/Climate Change SOS If you follow that link shortly after noon, you will be able to participate in the real time discussion (Note: this assumes you have a login at dailykos.com, … Continue reading →
Today is a good day for climate progress in America and for the thin layer of atmosphere that sustains life on Earth. Moments ago, a federal appeals court upheld EPA’s climate pollution emission standards, rejecting four legal challenges that had … Continue reading →
April 2012 MY HOUSEHOLD… 1. – Heats the home almost entirely with cordwood in a modern, EPA-rated, clean-burning catalytic woodstove and sometimes “cooks on wood” 2. – Checks the house for air-tightness; makes house-shell energy improvements 3. – Is illuminated … Continue reading →