• 10 Affordable Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency at Home ($50 or Less!)

    10 Affordable Ways to Improve Energy Efficiency at Home ($50 or Less!)

    โ€œWork smarter, not harder.โ€ Weโ€™ve all heard the phrase before, but likely not in regards to your homeโ€™s energy consumption. What is energy efficiency? Itโ€™s your homeโ€™s version of โ€œworking smarterโ€ by continuing to do the same tasks with less power. Creating an energy-efficient home requires a renewed focus on your energy consumption habits. Where,…

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  • How to Prepare for a Power Outage?

    How to Prepare for a Power Outage?

    Losing power at homeโ€”even if it’s just for a few minutesโ€”is inconvenient at best, but it can quickly become dangerous even under everyday circumstances. Your local utility company works hard to keep their customers safe and restore power as soon as possible, but it’s a good idea to be prepared for extended outages, especially if…

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  • No Cook Meals for When the Power Is Out

    No Cook Meals for When the Power Is Out

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    Residents of the southeast US know that hurricane season is no laughing matter. These literal forces of nature can plague the region from June until the end of November depending on the year. Although these storms have become an expected consequence of living so close to the Gulf, over time they can become a major…

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  • 10 Ways to Save Water at Home

    10 Ways to Save Water at Home

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    ย Freshwater is one of the most precious resources on the planet. Only about 2.5% of the worldโ€™s water is fresh, and about 70% of that is frozen and inaccessible, so it’s important to take care of the water we have circulating our cities and homes. Further, conserving water at home is an effective way to…

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  • How to Save Energy: Should You Use a Fan or the AC?

    How to Save Energy: Should You Use a Fan or the AC?

    Do you remember the first time you realized that air conditioning wasnโ€™t free? Weโ€™d be willing to bet that one of your parents taught you this lesson. It was likely after you held the front door open a bit too long. Now that you have to pay for it yourself, the idea of leaving the…

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  • Everything You Need to Know to Prepare for Hurricane Season

    Everything You Need to Know to Prepare for Hurricane Season

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    In this season of beach vacations, tan lines, popsicles, and sunshine, itโ€™s easy to forget that hurricane season is upon us. Start gathering your supplies now so you’re prepared when the next tropical depression morphs into a superstorm. Getting ready for a hurricane shouldnโ€™t strike fear into your heart. Itโ€™s actually a great excuse to…

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  • 6 Energy Conservation Tips for the Summer Months

    6 Energy Conservation Tips for the Summer Months

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    As the temperatures rise, so does our daily energy use. You can thank the humidity as well as the heat. You’re likely blasting your air conditioning during the hottest time of the day to stay cool, which usually coincides with the hours that energy prices are at their highest. The desire to be comfortable at…

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  • The Best Temperature To Set My Thermostat In The Summer

    The Best Temperature To Set My Thermostat In The Summer

    Summer is hereโ€”and with that, its scorching heat makes us want to turn up our air conditioning and avoid the outdoors. But doing so can put quite the strain on your energy bill. Fortunately, it doesnโ€™t have to be this way. With all of the new energy-saving technology available today, you can enjoy your summer…

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  • Electricity for Kids: Learning about Currents, Static, and Electrical Safety

    Electricity for Kids: Learning about Currents, Static, and Electrical Safety

    Kids are exposed to electricity long before they even realize what it is. Think about kidsโ€™ cartoons. The characters are often represented as having an idea when a lightbulb image appears above their head, or characters take cover during a lightning storm. While these are some more obvious examples of kids being exposed to the…

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  • We Asked 800 Americans about Climate Changeโ€”What They Said May Surprise You

    We Asked 800 Americans about Climate Changeโ€”What They Said May Surprise You

    The results are in: 70 percent of Americans polled believe that climate change is real. This finding tracks almost exactly with the 2016 Yale Climate Opinion Maps survey, which found that 69 percent of respondents answered โ€œyes, global warming is happening.โ€ But thereโ€™s more to opinions about climate change than its inevitability and what we…

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