It helped customers who made too much to qualify for federal weatherization programs, but not enough to qualify for traditional loans.
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Young people care about things that matter
In response to ‘The kids are not OK,’ a three Ss approach to addressing climate change: Simple, Serious, and Solvable.
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The most reliable hurricane models, based on their 2021 performance
And why you should ignore them all in favor of the National Hurricane Center forecast.
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Saving water also saves energy
Utilities and municipalities can cut carbon pollution by fixing leaks and encouraging water conservation.
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How to stay cool in hot weather
Heat waves can strain your heart and kidneys, so plan ahead for how you’ll find relief during the next hot spell.
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Conservation projects restore natural water flow to parts of Great Dismal Swamp
European settlers drained portions of the forested wetland in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Why chase tornadoes? It’s ‘the wonder of nature’
In this first-in-a-series installment, recalling one’s childhood fear-turned-fascination with storms and how it led to a trek for a first-time successful tornado chase.
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Massachusetts group works for diversity in the offshore wind industry
‘We’ve got to make sure that we’re training people up and tooling them up to be ready.’
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A durable U.S. climate strategy … or a house of cards?
We need to prepare to manage climate risks for decades, centuries ahead: How can we also manage inevitable shifting winds in priority setting?
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Wisconsin bond program helps nonprofits afford solar
The upfront costs of solar panels are sometimes too high for small organizations.
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After South Florida deluge, Tropical Storm Alex finally develops
A classic early-season system drenches Miami-Fort Lauderdale.
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Potential Tropical Cyclone One kills 3 in Cuba, drenches South Florida
The disturbance is expected to become Tropical Storm Alex by Sunday morning as it speeds east-northeast away from Florida.