So with October being National Energy Awareness Month and nearly two-thirds of Americans saying stricter environmental regulations are worth the cost. That’s due to the personal-finance website WalletHub releasing its report on 2019's Greenest Cities in America as well as accompanying videos. So to determine which cities promote a “green” lifestyle, WalletHub most interestingly compared... Continue Reading →
Julia Garner from Ozark next to Green Dress Let's talk green dresses at award shows for a second. My friend, Gwen sat next to Julia Garner this award season. So she wore something as beautiful as Julia Garner. She's the actress winning for her show Ozark. OMG I watch it on Netflix with my wife.... Continue Reading →
Statement by Steven Nadel, ACEEE’s executive director Happy Energy Efficiency Day! For this fourth annual event, we hope you join us in shouting out the transformative benefits of saving energy. Energy efficiency — the heart of a clean energy future — can halve energy use and emissions by 2050 and get the United States halfway to its... Continue Reading →
Navy Energy Program Story Number: NNS110629-02 First of all, the Naval Amphibious base Coronado. It's so much into Energy efficient commodities. For example and such as solar powered street lamps and training classrooms that use green energy. Those are some of the main draws for the Navy Energy Program! California Energy Commission to support Navy... Continue Reading →
MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (NNS) -- The Department of the Navy Green Procurement Program Implementation Guide is harnessing the fleet's purchasing power. All therefore in support environmentally friendly and energy-efficient technologies and products. Navy Green Gone Guide Back in 2009, Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Installations and Environment BJ Penn and Assistant Secretary of the Navy... Continue Reading →
