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Bourne’s Energy biofuel blending plant and rewnewable propane in Morrisville, VT (Courtesy photos) Jessie Haas In drafting laws and regulations to promote clean-energy technologies, states and the federal government have hoped to ensure that these options are available to those in lower-income brackets. However, when a retrofit or replacement of your […] To see this article in a pdf file, as it appears in print, please click HERE and scroll down. Michael J. Daley “The Dirt on Compost” is a new guidebook from the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) intended to provide residents with the information they need to comply with Vermont’s Universal […] Please Note: This file was posted for search engines to find the article. To see the article as it appeared in print, please go to Music for Sustainability – Welcome to the Reusiverse.
Jessie Haas Music: Uplifting. Concert venues after the crowd goes home? Not so much. Concert goers in the U.S. […] To see the article as it appears in print, please load the pdf file HERE. Jessie Haas Many of us go to great trouble to purchase local produce, or to grow our own, this writer included. So really? One more thing to worry about? Sadly, yes, and this is a big one. […] To see the article as it appears in print, please load the pdf file HERE. Jessie Haas Sometimes it just does not compute. Food waste is bad, we know, but we tend to think that is because it represents food not going to hungry people who need it. But our food—or rather, our […] To see the article as it appears in print, please load the pdf file HERE Jessie Haas It used to be a given; the best states to retire to, for winter-weary Northerners, were Florida and Arizona, both of which have seen huge population surges since the widespread adoption of air-conditioning. The summer of […] Taiga’s Nomad electric snowmobile offers the benefits of being a clean, quiet, low maintenance machine. (Taiga Motors) Michael J. Daley Imagine you acquired a passion for snowmobiling before your climate consciousness awakened. Imagine the twinge of conscience before each ride as you pour ten gallons of liquid fossil fuel into the […] Cookstoves, Heat, Hot Water and Pipelines It is estimated that up to 1.3% of the gas used in stoves leaks into the atmosphere. This seems trivial, but since there are more than 40 million gas stoves in the U.S., the emissions have about the same climate change effect as the carbon dioxide from […] Today the water in the Connecticut River is clear and much cleaner than it was 30 years ago. (Courtesy photo) Jessie Haas Many of us are old enough to remember when canoeing on the Connecticut River (or many other waterways in the Northeast) posed a health hazard. Swimming was […] Hershey’s first utility-scale solar farm located in Camden, NC. The solar project is a 20 MW facility on 218 acres of land which reduces CO2 emissions by 32,025t/yr. (BayWa r.e) Jessie Haas Chocolate is good for us, body and soul, a source of copper, antioxidants, and joy. But good […] |
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