After 20+ years of working on and around climate change policy and advocacy, not to mention writing a book on the untold story of climate politics (GLACIAL, coming to bookstores near you in Summer 2024) in l installed solar panels on my house. Years ago, a solar provider that shall

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Did you know that home heating and cooling accounts for, on average, 50 percent of U.S. household electricity bills? That means that those leaky doors and windows are (channeling stern parent voice) throwing money out the door. But new windows can be expensive and older houses especially can be leaky.

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It’s that time of year… you’re drifting off for a nap on a cool, crisp Saturday, snuggling deep in the blankets, only to be awakened by the loud, steady hum of a leaf blower. Or more likely, multiple leaf blowers. Here’s the thing: we have been tricked, yes, tricked into

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Spring is in the air. Temperatures are rising. Flowers are blooming. And all that is great, but let’s be honest, no one likes the outdoor chores—mowing, watering, and weeding—which, if you’re like me, make your eyes water and nose tingle, as well as taking time better spent napping or visiting

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Looking for ways to stay warm and toasty this winter without paying the price? I’ve got a secret for you: proper insulation is a key component in achieving a tight building envelope. When insulating your home, there are a few sneaky tips that can help you keep energy use AND

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A free flowing tributary of the Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River, Sligo Creek is an ecological gem, a lush crown jewel tucked into an otherwise urban setting. Stretching nine miles from point to point, thanks to the dedicated support and advocacy of a plethora of community leaders and non-profits,

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