Sometimes managing moisture is only solution The Times of Northwest Indiana
Q: We live in a 45-year-old two-story Colonial-style home, and we are interested in finishing a portion of our basement. In the summer, there is a good deal of humidity in the air. We have a dehumidifier, but it cannot handle the task.
Energy workshop set for Thursday Neosho Daily News
Area residents wanting to learn ways to cut down on their utility bills using alternative energy methods only have until Wednesday to register for an upcoming workshop.
Climate Heating Most Serious Threat Facing Humanity Environment News Service
NAIROBI, Kenya , November 6, 2006 (ENS) – Energized by a warning that climate change is one of the greatest challenges in the history of humankind, the United Nations Climate Change Conference - Nairobi 2006 opened today with calls for action to limit global warming and assistance for developing countries that must adapt.
Extend the seasons with your own greenhouse Rapid City Journal
We dash into the local grocery store and wander wistfully down canyons of stacked-up cans and packaging desperately hoping to snag our attention, until we arrive at our consumer’s grail — the fertile Eden of the produce section.
Legacy warms a church Pioneer Press
Win Stiefel's passion was alternative energy. The former Grey Cloud Island Township resident believed in conserving natural resources at home, work and church.
New condos promise warm, green winters Boston Globe
Construction has begun on a 66-unit condominium complex in East Bridgewater that will come fitted with cutting-edge "geothermal" systems for heating and air conditioning guaranteed to save the condo owners big bucks while preserving the environment.
Tips for lowering, getting help paying for winter heating bill The Daily Home
Many area residents found themselves quickly donning jackets over their short-sleeve shirts as autumn seemed to suddenly arrive across the state this week.
Jail details The Advertiser-Tribune
Following up on previously voiced concerns, Tiffin residents Joe and Kay Ranker were present Monday again to ask the county commissioners for data concerning immigration offenders being housed at the jail’s misdemeanor facility.
Candidates Q & A The Addison County Independent
Submitted by Addison Independent on Mon, 2006-11-06 12:32. The following six questions, along with a requested word limit, were asked of each local candidate for the Vermont House.
After the last ember burns out Cleburne Times-Review
With the prolonged drought the area has experienced, the chances for fire have increased.