When the BioMass Hits the Wind Turbine
Society & Culture
As solar goes more mainstream, we are beginning to see solar “aluminum siding salesmen” knocking on doors and trying to sell homeowners systems that are overpriced and may or may not meet the needs of the household. We are seeing misleading advertisements claiming there are “new incentive programs for your zip code” that the utility companies “don't want you to know about.”
So how do you separate the truth from the BS?
Every six months, the solar consulting company Energy Sage publishes a comprehensive study, asking solar installers around the nation questions about how the business has changed and what things really cost in the market today.
Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for a discussion of this report's findings and what you should expect to pay should you decide to put solar on your roof.
053 - Battle of the Currents (Was Edison Smarter than Tesla?) - Dead White Scientists Series
052 - Reclaiming Building Materials (Salvaging our History)
051 - Becoming a Sustainable Engineer
050 - Eating Seasonally
049 - Seed Saving
048 - Building a Plastic Bottle Greenhouse
047 - Factory Farms
046 - Big Agriculture (Myths versus Reality)
045 - Creating a Not-for-Profit Homestead
031 - Raising Dairy Goats (part 4)
044 - Greenwashing (the lies they tell and the liars who tell them)
054 - Starting a Small Creamery - featured on PBS Sept 2nd
043 - Natural Gardening
042 - Heading Towards Zero Waste
041 - Opting Out (Everything they ever told you is Wrong)
040 - Learning to Thrive
039 - Outlawing Sustainability (Water and Shelter Regulations)
038 - History of Electricity (Dead White Scientist Series)
037 - Outlawing Sustainability (Food Regulations)
036 - Sustaining Diversity (in a world bent on sameness)
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