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STILL looking for ways to lower your taxes? Greening your home means you can get more greenbacks in return. The stimulus plan approved by Congress in February offers tax credits for making your home more energy efficient. For tax tips, the Green Home turned to Kateri Callahan, president of the Alliance to Save Energy, a nonprofit group that advocated some of these credits. READ MORE
Most homeowners have a "tomorrow" project or two — you know, the things put off until there's a little extra cash or a lot more time. They mean to get to it; they just haven't yet.
This year might be the time.As part of the economic stimulus plan, the federal government is offering tax credits for a wide range of energy-efficient products, from windows and doors to solar water heaters. (SEE)
RTP-based energy efficiency and solar power company earns award for third year in a row for protecting the environment through energy efficiency services. (Read)
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For last month's Frugal FamilyChallenge, USA TODAY and Good Morning America Weekend challenged both families to cut their home energy bills. (READ MORE)
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As the state of our economy tops the headlines, many of us find ourselves
struggling to discover more effective ways to use resources and to protect
our livelihood. We are doing the same at the Department of Business and
Professional Regulation. (READ
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Home energy costs can cause any home owner to stress over monthly heating and cooling bills. The North Carolina Office of Economic Opportunity is helping some home owners bring those bills way down. (Read More)
Mar. 6--The largest energy-assistance organization in North Alabama is gearing up to receive $2.5 million a year for the next two years to weatherize 2,000 homes. (READ MORE)
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday offered an optimistic outlook for passing a budget and an energy bill in the coming weeks, despite past troubles approving other legislation. (Read more)
As a candidate, Barack Obama said he'd tackle climate change by imposing caps on emissions of greenhouse gases. Now, as President, he's doing exactly that.
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PRESIDENT Obama has laid out an ambitious agenda for dealing with our energy needs and climate change: he proposes to double the supply of renewable energy within three years, establish a cap-and-trade program to reduce carbon emissions and use federal stimulus dollars to help homes, businesses and governments use energy more efficiently. (READ MORE)
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