Tag: "weatherization"
Community Action Agencies Continue to Fight for Low-Income Families
Government works when it is directed towards helping its citizens live healthy and productive lives.
Post on Mar 11, 2011 by Jim Gunshinan
Leslie Gets Weatherized–You Can Too!
An Associate Editor at Home Energy Magazine has her home weatherized for free via PG&E's CARE and Energy Partners Programs.
Post on Oct 29, 2010 by Jim Gunshinan
Graywater Comes to the Golden State
California uses up to 10% of its energy treating, moving, or heating water, so saving water saves energy as well.
Post on Sep 18, 2009 by Jim Gunshinan
Insulate Your &@!*% Attic Hatch, Now!
I didn't intend to write about cursing here, but since I am in this so deep now, then damn it, I may as well connect the topic to some cutting edge scientific research. You got a problem with that?
Post on Aug 07, 2009 by Jim Gunshinan
Weatherization Gets Down to Business
Home energy blogger Jim Gunshinan sends in his post from the 2009 National Weatherization Training Conference, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Post on Jul 24, 2009 by Jim Gunshinan
Reporter's Notes: Let's Weatherize!
Since people seem to nod off a bit when I say I'm working on a story about energy efficiency, I've had to re-tool my pitch. "It's a story about how installing solar panels or a wind turbine is the last thing you should do to green your house," I say, perhaps a little over-dramatically.
Post on Apr 24, 2009 by Amy Standen
"Leafing" Through the Economic Stimulus Package
Highlights from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, signed by President Obama on Tuesday.
Post on Feb 23, 2009 by Jim Gunshinan
The President Said "Weatherization"
I woke up this morning in Washington DC to snow flurries and then, at a conference of the National Association of State Community Service Providers (NASCSP), to a blizzard of acronyms. I will be dreaming of strings of letters for the rest of the year.
Post on Feb 06, 2009 by Jim Gunshinan
Chu, Two and Btu
People around here at Lawrence Berkeley Lab are saddened by the loss of Dr. Chu as director, but extremely excited about his nomination as Secretary of Energy.
Post on Dec 26, 2008 by Jim Gunshinan
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