N.R.Mallery The End of Home Solar Tax Credits Could Actually Be Good for Solar — and You “Like Cinderella rushing home from the ball, Americans are racing to buy solar panels before the clock strikes midnight,” The Climate Coach said. … Continue reading →
Climate Wisdom from Two Old Souls Janis Petzel, MD When the leader of a major world religion agrees with the scientific community about climate change, it is time for climate-change deniers to listen. Caring for our planet is a spiritual … Continue reading →
Roger Lohr The forecast for the northeast for the upcoming winter is for a “potential for frequent snowstorms.” This is a winter lover’s dream and while it may cost more for the plow guy to clear the driveway more often, … Continue reading →
Joe Parsons Sometimes, we need to go back to basics. Heat pumps—particularly geothermal and air-source systems—are not new technologies, but their value has never been greater. Heat pumps stand out as a proven solution as the Northeast continues to wrestle … Continue reading →
George Harvey If you want to go solar, now may be the best time to get it. Are incentives still available? There have been a lot of people questioning whether wind and solar will continue to hold their own without … Continue reading →
Janis Petzel, MD Fifty years ago, the movie Jaws came out, making great white sharks the nightmare of beach goers. But, organisms too small to see with the naked eye are much more dangerous to people. They cause beach closures, … Continue reading →
Charles Goulding and Jacob Goldman The recently signed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) has sent ripples through the world of tax incentives, particularly for those invested in renewable energy and energy efficiency. The OBBBA tweaks, terminates, and preserves various … Continue reading →
Navigating Changes to Clean Energy Tax Incentives Charles Goulding and Jacob Goldman The recently signed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) has sent ripples through the world of tax incentives, particularly for those invested in renewable energy and energy efficiency. … Continue reading →
Martin Wahl A survey of more than 130,000 participants in 125 countries shows that while a majority of people believe global warming is a critical issue, many believe that their peers do not. This misperception causes many who believe that … Continue reading →
Martin Wahl On May 1, the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs conducted a hearing, “Examining Insurance Markets and the Role of Mitigation Policies.” The outcome of the polarized, politicized committee’s event was predictable: the game was stacked … Continue reading →