The UK is hosting the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 26) in Glasgow, Scotland – in partnership with Italy. October 31 – November 12https://ukcop26.org/ As individuals in this process, how can we make a difference? Count Us In has identified 16 practical actions which individuals like you can take to lower your personal carbon footprint, […]
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What is a DER and how do they benefit us?
DERs are community-scale or customer-sited resources such as solar, storage, energy efficiency, smart appliances, electric vehicles, or resilient microgrids. Community Workshop on Distributed Energy Resources took place on October 19, 2021. RECORDING Through real-world examples of distributed energy resource projects on the Central Coast and beyond, you will see for yourself how the benefits of DERs […]
From Organic Waste to Energy with an Anaerobic Digester
Anaerobic Digestion is the process of breaking down solid, organic material with little or no oxygen. Simply put, anaerobic digestion is the process of decomposition. This process occurs both naturally and in man-made environments. In the wild, anaerobic digestion occurs in marshes and wetlands per Cal Recycle. In the built-environment, it occurs at facilities. The primary […]
9 Significant Ways to Reduce Your Household Carbon Emissions
It takes all of us to make any significant progress in reducing the effects of Climate Change. When looking at an individual, there are many things one person can do to decrease their household carbon emissions. Some of these efforts require minimal effort and money, while others take some planning but can provide massive reductions. […]
Resilience… for your home
As we watch fires rage in northern and southern California, the questions nag us: Will we be next? Will PG&E shutoff our power? What will I do without power in my home for up to 5 days? Is there a way to keep power after PG&E shuts it off? Here at the SLO Climate Coalition, […]
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