Category: Energy Conservation

Energy Conservation The First Step to Energy Efficiency
2009 Sept The First Step to Energy Efficiency

New York City is actively pursuing measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions citywide. Achieving this goal will take the combination of numerous initiatives, but in order to make significant strides, the city must address its biggest…

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Energy Conservation How Far Can You Go on the Green Scale?
2009 Sept How Far Can You Go on the Green Scale?

 Talk of “green” homes and buildings these days often evokes images of roof gardens, solar  panels, and even wind turbines humming in the background. For most co-ops and  condos however, “going green” comes incrementally, in much smaller m…

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Energy Conservation Harvesting Winds of Change
2009 Sept Harvesting Winds of Change

Thirty-three years ago, during the summer of 1976’s energy crisis, 40 people gathered on the rooftop of 519 East 11th Street in Manhattan’s East Village, beers in hand, determined to create their own power source. With enthusiasm, flavo…

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Energy Conservation Aiming to Make All Buildings 'Green'
2008 Sept Aiming to Make All Buildings 'Green'

It seems that nearly everything is going “green” these days. Whether it’s the special green issue of a popular consumer magazine, an advertisement for a fuel-efficient hybrid car or a push toward environmentally friendly building materi…

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Energy Conservation A Look at Buildings and Energy Use
2008 Sept A Look at Buildings and Energy Use

The concept of a “carbon footprint” has been widely circulated in the media for the last couple of years—particularly as global warming has become such an urgent topic of discussion for people other than Al Gore. Essentially, a carbon fo…

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