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Posted November 8, 2015
Updated November 10, 2015
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The Energy Issue: Mainers go off the grid
From going solar to changing the type of lightbulbs they use, Mainers tackle energy challenges.
It requires some concessions, but is more comfortable and simpler than ever.
In a place where energy is costly and its environmental impact high, a small LED lightbulb can make a big difference.
Changes in technology hold the promise of reducing energy use, food waste and hunger.
Aside from saving energy, it's simple to move solar-powered lighting around to put different plants in the spotlight.
Linwood Windows in Rockland helps homeowners fight winter.
The Grants to Green Maine program lets the groups spend less on energy and more on their missions.
The Bicycle Coalition of Maine and AARP organize some surveys, but individuals also can do the job in their communities.
However, it has a very strong fragrance that about 25 percent of us can't stand.
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