When it comes to commercial buildings and street and highway lights, the initial cost of implementing LED bulbs is offset by a significant return on investment.
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Mar, 2013
After discovering black mold in its City Hall, the town of Bolivar, Missouri, was forced to come up with a quick plan of action to deal with the issue and ensure comfort and safety among the people who work there, reports KY3 News.
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Mar, 2013
According to the EPA, commercial energy use makes up 17 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, costing at least $100 billion each year. But, thanks to the efforts of 20,000 Energy Star certified buildings in 2012, utility bills were slashed by more than $2.7 million.
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Mar, 2013
A recent article in the Houston Chronicle outlines some ideas for renters to make their apartments more energy efficient.
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Mar, 2013
The city of San Francisco recently debuted “The Bay Lights,” the world’s largest LED light sculpture.
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Mar, 2013
A recent report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) details energy use within U.S. households.
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Mar, 2013
It’s been a rough winter in many parts of the United States, with a number of storms leaving behind several feet of snow. And, although many people think the worst is over once a blizzard subsides, the truth is that melting snow can cause its own inconvenient and potentially dangerous problems for homeowners.
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Mar, 2013
On March 5, the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Board released its 2012 Programs and Operations Report, which reveals some impressive data about the state’s energy efficiency programs.
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Mar, 2013
No matter how nice a home appears, it is in your best interest to get a home inspection to determine if there are any issues that may cost you money or even affect your health in the long run.
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Mar, 2013
According to a recent article in The Kansas City Star, weather predictions in the Midwest have health officials worried about radon levels in people’s homes.