Tag Archives: energy

It’s Easy Being Green

Posted on15. Sep, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.

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I’m pretty excited about the new push for renewable energy in the country. Of course, I don’t think our economy should be brought to its knees before anyone does anything about it– our country should have been preparing for these things long ago.

A news story in my local area recently said that a “green” economy [...]

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The Mother of Wind Power Sites

Posted on29. Aug, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.

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Ever since the kids and I saw the Fenner Windmill Project in Madison County, I’ve been interested in wind power; more specifically, in wind power for small farms or for families. I would LOVE to create my own energy with them. I doubt I’d get much wind power in town on my small property… maybe [...]

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The Cutest Little Thing!

Posted on19. May, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.

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I’ve heard of tiny little modular cubicles in Europe. It is only fitting that the United States have our own style of small-scaled housing. What else would it be but a tiny log cabin? I saw this at Off-Grid Living. I don’t want to copy the photo– you’ll have to go see for yourself. Off-Grid [...]

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Food Costs and Frugal Living

Posted on16. Apr, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber.

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I know I’m not the only one to notice the outrageous food costs these days. I was listening to a guest host on the Rush Limbaugh Show who stated that the food crisis and energy crisis are government-induced. I believe it. The real question is WHY. I try to avoid news headlines because they are [...]

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