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Short answer: it’s complicated. But it’s a question worth asking when April set records for the most tornadoes in a month and in 24 hours. One expert puts it this way: The atmosphere was explosively unstable with summerlike heat and humidity, interacting with a classic wind shear setup as a strong jet stream and . . . → Read More: Is there a link between this year’s violent weather and global warming? On May 21, by a count of 1948 to 288, York voters approved Article 10, which enacts a new Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) ordinance. As a result, York homeowners will be eligible to borrow up to $15,000, at 4.99% for 15 years, for energy efficiency upgrades (see chart at right). Qualifying expenditures include upgrading . . . → Read More: PACE ordinance approved by York voters Greetings Everyone! Just a few quick updates in advance of Tuesday’s KEYS regional meeting at the York Public Library at 7pm. Please bring a snack to share if you plan on attending! 1. Guest speaker Michael Wacker will be joining us to talk about programs, incentives, audits and low cost loans that Efficiency Maine . . . → Read More: Monthly YEEC meeting on May 10 The following is a copy of a guest editorial in the May 6-19, 2011 York Independent (http://www.yorkindependent.net/) written by YEEC member Victoria Simon. In a publication titled “Where Do Your Tax Dollars Go?” the National Priorities Project informs us that environment, energy and science receive 3 cents for every tax dollar. That includes research . . . → Read More: Working to make clean energy a top local priority   Comments are closed  Climate change, Energy conservation, Environmental regulations, Recycling, Solar energy |
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