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energy efficient homes & the environment - "Environmental Issue: Solar Power for One Million Roofs" The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Million Solar Roofs Initiative is an ambitious project, but it's important to America in terms of generating and conserving energy. The Initiative proposes to install solar energy systems in one million U.S. buildings by the year 2010. By: Jeanette Joy Fisher energy efficient homes & the environment - "Good News for the Environment and Earth Day" As Earth Day 2006 passes, there seems to be good news on the environmental scene, which should come as welcome change to anyone concerned about the state of our Earth. That's in stark contrast to the first Earth Day, back in 1970. By: Jeanette J. Fisher energy efficient homes & the environment - "Good News For The Environment" As Earth Day 2006 passes, there seems to be good news on the environmental scene, which should come as welcome change to anyone concerned about the state of our Earth. That's in stark contrast to the first Earth Day, back in 1970. By. Jeanette Fisher energy efficient homes & the environment - "Environmental Issue: Wood Burning Fireplaces" Environmental Psychology considers two issues with wood burning fireplaces. What's important to you? Your home environment for emotional support or saving the environment? By: Jeanette J. Fisher energy efficient homes & solar power - "Environmental Issue: Solar Power for One Million Roofs" The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Million Solar Roofs Initiative is an ambitious project, but it's important to America in terms of generating and conserving energy. The Initiative proposes to install solar energy systems in one million U.S. buildings by the year 2010. By: Jeanette Joy Fisher energy efficient homes & wind power - "Wind Energy: Umm Leads The Way For American Universities" In March 2005, the University of Minnesota-Morris became the first public American university to install a large-scale wind turbine to help meet the school's electrical needs. Since it was installed, the generator has supplied some 60 percent of the university's power. The rest of the school's power needs are purchased from Otter Tail Power Company's Tailwinds Program. By: Jeanette Joy Fisher

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