Monthly archive - August 2012

Carbon Emissions in US at 20 Year Low, Coal’s Long Goodbye

Carbon Emissions in US at 20 Year Low, Coal’s Long Goodbye

According to the EIA, carbon emissions from energy use is at a 20 year low, which is excellent news for the planet. The research points to warmer weather in the winter and increased natural gas usage as a coal alternative.

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The Controversy Surrounding Smart Meters Heats Up

The Controversy Surrounding Smart Meters Heats Up

Smart meters are fairly new and are meant to make the power grid more efficient and reliable. Recently these devices have drawn criticism, so much so that local lawmakers are getting involved. Learn about how smart meters may have become a dumb choice.

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Federal Solar Tax Credit Generates Green Jobs, Investment and Healthy Taxpayer Returns

Federal Solar Tax Credit Generates Green Jobs, Investment and Healthy Taxpayer Returns

Contrary to initial reports, the Solar Tax Credit yields respectable returns for families and the federal government. A recent report shows the tax credit has created green jobs, investments in solar technologies and a nice return on investment for the American taxpayers.

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