Good news in the Denver Post today for those of us who try to save energy, but maybe think it's not doing any good.
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Imagery on Nov 06, 2011Let's hope this keeps up, or let's hope this isn't due to a failing economy...I know my consumption has greatly changed over the past year. We are trying to do our part, and save some money on our energy bills. It is good to see a lessening need for new, large power plants. Solar and wind sure have a lot to offer, I'm glad to see such an increase in their use...thanks for the article Steve!Helpful Reply
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