Climate Change in the Ozarks," learn how weatherizing your home can help you conserve energy — and save on your monthly ...

Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) aims to help locals weatherize their homes with a new program. The Weatherization Barriers Remediation Program is a new project the DEEP has ...

Before spending money on bigger items like a new heat pump, furnace or air conditioner, one of the best and first things to consider when looking for ways to save energy at home is weatherization.

"Very impressed." Mom stunned after receiving first electricity bill after making key home upgrades: 'I would love to spread the word' first appeared on The Cool Down.

The soaring cost of energy bills can be a real drain on household finances. Keeping a home comfortable in the summer or winter can lead to high costs, especially if it’s not properly weatherized.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Natalie Young lives in Knoxville. Over the last 13 years, she’s been in the same home. She said there were problems with the home from the beginning but due to her fixed income, it ...

Hundreds of people in the Valley have died since 2020 after their air conditioner broke or they struggled to keep their home cool.

Colder temperatures are coming to Delaware soon. These tips will help you keep your house warm while saving money on energy bills this winter.

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A leaky or damaged roof isn't just an inconvenience. For homeowners, it stands in the way of making other improvements, including ones that can save money like weatherizing a home to cut down on ...

Just off Highway 3 in Northfield, a stone's throw from two prestigious private liberal arts colleges, roughly 200 mobile homes shelter scores of primarily Latino residents. About 14 miles farther ...

A Framingham-based anti-poverty agency will be offering a limited number of tuition-free weatherization courses to area adults as a result of a recent $50,000 grant from the Foundation for MetroWest.