Starting in the spring of 2022 the Energy Committee has been writing and submitting articles for the monthly Living Green section of the local newspaper, the Williston Observer. The published articles are linked below:
Be An Air Leak Detective for Your Home
Energy committee pushes clean heat standard
The Increasing Ease of Long Distance EV Trips
Stop winter Drafts with Window Dressers
A communal way to energize our town
Combating plastic waste at the source
Tracing the electric car battery life cycle
Making a more walkable Williston
The heat pumps you haven’t met yet
Introducing En-ROADS, a climate solutions simulator
Is it time to consider a heat pump?
A Community Solution to Drafty Homes
Getting from Here to There Without Your Car
Reduce Waste in the Season of Nature's Renewal
Keeping Up with the Evolving EV Landscape
Working Together Towards a Sustainable Energy Future
Energy Fair Sparks Lots of Interest
Williston Considers a Clean Heat Ordinance
Ways to Reduce the Cost of Your Energy Bills
Using Food Waste to Generate Energy
Solar Lease Buyout Question Will be on the Upcoming Ballot
How Big Is Your Carbon Footprint
"No Mow May" Encourages Homeowners to Nurture Nature in their own Backyards
Sustainable Mobility: the many alternatives to gas-powered cars
Safe Routes to School is Part of Energy Conservation
Williston Energy Fair: An Opportunity for Community Outreach and Communication
Homeowners, It's Time to Button Up
No One in Vermont Should be Cold in their Home