Front Page 1 Solar Capital of the Northeast! 1 The Hitchcock Center is Doing it Right! 1 Renewable Energy in NH at Crossroads Editor’s Page 2 The Secret is Out: Homeowners Want Zero Ready Homes News and Happenings 3 What Do … Continue reading →
By Jessica Barber Goldblatt If you’re looking for warm, cushiony flooring, think cork. Soft like suede, it has the insulating qualities and resiliency of carpet; the easy-to-clean surface of wood or tile; plus luxurious appeal from its earthy colors and … Continue reading →
By George Harvey One of the responses to the article, “Windpower – don’t be Fooled,” in Green Energy Times’ August issue, challenged me to try living within 750 feet of the noise of a commercial wind turbine. The idea put … Continue reading →
By Seventh Generation • www.seventhgeneration.com As the kids head back to school, finding new snacks to keep lunchboxes exciting can be a challenge. Our homemade version of a childhood favorite features sweet potato, applesauce and honey for a sweet treat that doesn’t … Continue reading →
By Clare Innes Even the ghoul-iest Jack-o’-Lantern deserves a proper burial when Halloween is over. Just keep a few things in mind when you’re decorating it so you can compost it in the yard debris pile at any CSWD Drop-Off … Continue reading →
By Danielle Sussmann Turo Do you know what a fat bike is? Fat bikes are your guarantee of a fun bike ride in all-terrain, in all types of weather, all year round. “Fat bikes are mountain bikes with big goofy-looking … Continue reading →
One of the Greenest Resorts By Roger Lohr Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort located in the heart of the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts just announced the construction start of a 2.3 megawatt community solar facility located on 12 acres of the … Continue reading →
By Larry Plesant It’s autumn again. Mind-boggling color schemes, frost on the zucchini and daylight actually getting shorter by three minutes a day. That’s an hour of light loss every twenty days if my math neuron is still working. Not … Continue reading →
Renewable power for 24/7 energy production By George Harvey and Tori Wiechers On a hot summer weekday afternoon, when factories and air conditioners are running full speed, demand for electric power can be very high. On a temperate night in … Continue reading →
By Michelle Harrison The topics of renewable energy and climate change are mature in nature. Trying to explain these concepts to young ones can be a challenge. Michael J. Daley can help you overcome this challenge with two great e-books, … Continue reading →