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2NEWS talks Energy Rebates with the IRS

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) provides numerous tax incentives for individuals to invest in energy-efficient products. Find out how you can

Wind farms expand with federal aid

The nation's wind industry is continuing to open new wind farms with the help of nearly $1 billion in federal stimulus grant money.

NM energy project would link power grid

An ambitious project is under way in New Mexico that would allow energy to flow more freely across the nation's three massive power grids, breaking down

Is your furnace prepared for the cold?

This is a little early for a cold snap, but with temperatures possibly dropping into the upper 30s later this week plenty of people will turn on the heat. The

Hoop houses extend farmers season

Urban farmers looking to extend the growing season in northern U.S. cities are increasingly turning to plastic-covered greenhouses known as hoop houses.

Researchers track 3,000 pieces of trash

Using an electronic tracking device about the size of a matchbook, MIT researchers are tagging about 3,000 pieces of Seattle trash to get people thinking about

Ohio financing help for energy upgrades

Ohio's treasurer has announced a new program to provide homeowners reduced interest rates on loans for renewable and energy efficiency improvements.

Feds put energy project on hold

The Energy Department says a project to mine clean energy from the earth is on hold until more study is done to determine whether the drilling could produce

Up & down temperatures hurting crops?

All across the country temperatures have been on a roller-coaster ride. The first half of June started cool with the northeast and the midwest well below

Highway Patrol goes green with solar

Ohio Highway Patrol cruisers will still have white paint jobs, but the patrol says the cars are going green in the other sense.

DP&L pays $25 for old refrigerators

Starting May 21st Dayton Power and Light customers can have their old, working fridges and freezers removed. Even better.. you can earn a twenty five dollar

Spring rains could drive up grain price

Muddy fields have been plaguing farmers since the start of Spring and with crops spending less time in the ground, we maybe getting less for our money come

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