This weekend's Maine Sunday Telegram featured a story about home energy audits - what are they, who needs them, and what you can expect.

We found last month that Maine Clean Power is no longer accepting new customers. If you aren't familiar with the program, it allowed customers to choose to buy energy from renewable sources. Practically speaking, it meant that you paid a slightly higher rate for your power, and your money went to Mars Hill Wind Farm here in Maine, rather than to one of the other suppliers (coal, nuclear, oil, etc.)

As published in the Maine Switch, July, 2009
By Heather Chandler

As published in the Maine Switch, June, 2009
By Heather Chandler

As published in the Maine Switch, May, 2009
By Heather Chandler

This recent feature story highlights how people are saving money while also learning how to save the environment.

As published in the Maine Switch, April, 2009
By Heather Chandler

As published in the Maine Switch, March, 2009
By Heather Chandler

As printed in the Maine Switch, February 3, 2009
by Heather Chandler

As printed in the Maine Swtich
by SunriseGuide publisher, Heather Chandler

Blog entry - Mick Womersley, Associate Professor of Human Ecology, Director of Sustainability, Unity College

The greenest clothing option is the stuff you already own
By SunriseGuide Publisher, Heather Chandler