The Crestone Eagle, August 2008: San Luis Valley ‘ground zero’ for alternative energy? Land of cool sunshine now a hotspot—but is that good? by Ceal Smith “We will have solar energy as soon as the utility companies solve one...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle, February 2008: A frost-free community solar greenhouse by Paul Shippee In these days of peak oil, resource depletion and wars, and worries about the economy, a community needs to learn how to grow its own...
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Climate Solutions: Carbon farming from the Pesticide Action Network Our current industrial...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle, December 2008: The 100% solar heated home story & photos by Paul Shippee unless otherwise noted On a clear sunny day in southern Colorado the sky is turquoise and there is enough solar radiation falling...
Read Morepublished: August 2019 New 2020 wood-burning stoves to reduce emissions even more by Nathan Good, owner, Shangrilah Stove Non-catalytic stoves have three internal characteristics that do create a good environment for...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle, May 2006: Designing thermal mass for passive solar heat storage by Paul Shippee Passive solar heating of homes is usually thought to be simple enough: just let the sun shine in through south-facing windows on...
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