Future Sunny for Solar Energy PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Jennifer Streisand   
Sunday, 13 September 2009 23:00

thumb_solar3Homeowners and businesses that use a solar array for power are still the exception in Indiana, but the answer to the question: Is solar feasible here on a large scale? is YES! The long-term feasibility of using solar energy is strong, according to various experts in the industry interviewed by Indiana Living Green magazine.

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Can Indiana Come Clean with Coal? PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Julie Williams   
Wednesday, 29 April 2009 09:00

Coal © Gimmestock.comEveryone is talking about clean coal these days, but what does that really mean? Is it possible to clean something that seems to be the epitome of dirty?

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Green Power Choices: To Pay Or Not to Pay? PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Mary Ellen Gadski   
Wednesday, 24 December 2008 10:34

Green Power Choices:ToPay OrNot toPay?The public’s growing awareness of the consequences of climate change has spurred electric utilities around the country to offer their customers an easy way to encourage renewable forms of energy, which do not add carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. Consumers may choose to support power from wind, solar, biomass or hydroelectric sources for a supplemental premium on their utility bill.

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Wind Power Gathers Strength PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Jennifer Streisand   
Tuesday, 23 December 2008 17:44

windturbine-s.jpgWind energy is still in its beginning stages in Indiana, but proponents are anticipating more residents and businesses will install turbines as awareness and economic incentives increase.

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Turn Off Energy 'Vampires' PDF Print E-mail
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Written by L. Mark Finch   
Tuesday, 28 October 2008 11:58

Energy‘Vampires’Beingmindful of household power consumption is a good practice, for both environmental and financial reasons. Since you’re reading this magazine, there’s a good chance you already turn off lights when you leave a room, use energy-saving bulbs and are conservative with the thermostat. But still, the wheel on the electric meter spins faster than you’d like.

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