Sometimes, I must admit, it is difficult to convince myself of the scientific basis for global warming and alternative energy. The data seems too easy to manipulate. Can scientists really predict temperatures 100 years into the future when it is so difficult to predict this year’s hurricane season? Perhaps with some probability of error. What… ( read more )
April 30, 2012 | Filed under: Articles, Education, Green News, Solar Energy, Wind Energy
Decode the Tax Credit for Metal Roofs at Classic Metal Roofs At Classic Metal Roofs in New England, we’ve noticed homeowners have increasingly turned to metal roofing not only for its durability and aesthetic appeal but also for the potential financial benefits it can bring with the introduction of metal roof tax credits. This often-overlooked… ( read more )
September 29, 2011 | Filed under: Education, Metal Roofing
This week, solar electricity made the news with high-profile investments by Google and the government’s energy department. Google announced that they are funding the installation of solar panels on 10,000 homes. The Obama administration’s investment will loan out about a billion dollars to electric companies developing their solar programs. When looking for the best places… ( read more )
September 29, 2011 | Filed under: Articles, Education, Green News, Solar Energy
There’s no doubt that a solar electric system will cut your monthly utility bill. But will it save you money in the long run? That’s a tricky question. The upfront costs average about $15,000 to $25,000 (after financial credits and rebates). For a lot of folks, the discussion ends right there. But for people who… ( read more )
September 25, 2011 | Filed under: Articles, Education, Green News, Solar Energy
As thousands of Japanese protest against the nuclear power industry in Tokyo, it may be time to consider investing in the alternative energy sector. Thousands of Japanese citizens took to the streets on Monday in Tokyo, calling on the government to reduce the country’s use of nuclear power. The protests are the latest reaction to… ( read more )
September 25, 2011 | Filed under: Blog