From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Winter Home Repair–Three Ways a Damaged Roof Can Impact Your Energy Bills
The weather is getting cooler and dropping temperatures inevitably affects the energy cost. As you look for ways to keep your energy bills down remember to consider fixing your roof. Trying to keep your energy bills under control by finding drafts and sealing them or replacing old insulation in your windows will not help if you have a weak and battered roof. Roofs have a significant impact on energy bills. (more…)
Here’s a note specifically meant for chemist/senior energy analyst Glenn Doty, my go-to guy for questions of this nature. I thought I’d post it here, since other readers might be interested.
According to the 
In a recent comment, frequent contributor MarcoPolo makes a couple of interesting points to which I’d like to respond: 
It is easy to fall into the trap of thinking about environmental concerns in abstract terms. 
Here an extremely common occurrence here at 2GreenEnergy: the submission of an 
Here’s an article that explains how the 
Those of us who subscribe to 
Shortly after we kicked off 2GreenEnergy in 2009, I made a series of videos called “
A few years ago, few people cared about protecting our natural resources. All people cared for was how they would exploit these natural resources and make more money, but the situation is changing after manufacturing companies realized: resources that were once deemed infinite were on the verge of depletion. 
