Want to make energy improvements at home, but on a limited income — or on unemployment? CORE’s Income-qualified Program has you covered. You could be eligible for a free home energy assessment and enhanced rebates to cover a majority of energy-efficiency project costs.
Mac’s back at it again with Episode 2 of our new DIY video series to get you started down the Path to Zero. This two-minute lowdown covers LEDs, which produce better lighting using 75% less energy and lasting 25 times longer than old-school incandescent bulbs. Tune in for pro tips on brightness, color, rebates and more!
Produced by Regna Jones, Mac Scott and Lara Whitley
Edited by Michael Stevens
Still photography by Stonehouse Pictures
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It’s simple: download the Earth Day Scavenger Hunt and complete as many items as you can and share it on […]
Introducing the #StuckAtHome video series! We’ll be sharing videos of easy things you can do to save energy from home.
We are kicking off with advanced power strips (APS), AKA smart strips. Most home electronics draw standby power even when not in use. Check out the video to see how a smart strip will help you automatically cut standby power so you can do your part for […]
“CORE and Aspen Words co-present a Reading List for a Warming World, a curated collection of fiction and nonfiction literature in which climate change is as much a character as a subject. The books were selected by the local literary center and are available at valley libraries, bookstores and Imagine Climate events in February and March.” Read more…
Tales of Water is a collaborative visual arts show co-produced between Skye Gallery and ETHER Arts Project, in conjunction with CORE (Community Office for Resource Efficiency), in the framework of their 2nd annual Imagine Climate, a month-long initiative that explores creative perspectives on climate change. Tales of Water showcases art by Tania Dibbs, Ángeles Peña, Lizzy Taber, Yuri Z and Pauline Rrrrrrr.
The show examines the importance of water as a non-renewable resource through the lens of scientific data, […]
Cheap, smart, and green. What’s not to love? That’s what CORE’s Program Director Marty Treadway has to say about the heat-pumps that heat water. He recently installed one during his whole-home energy retrofit. Here are five reasons we <3 this technology:
“The coolest thing for me as a homeowner is the level of control I have with a hybrid-electric (heat-pump) water heater.”
Heat-pump […]
CORE and AIR-INK co-present the Climate Billboard Project Kickoff, a bilingual public art project that uses carbon emissions to make art, bringing together creativity, community, and technology in the name of climate action. The showcases four original billboards designed, created and displayed in the Roaring Fork Valley starting February 25th as a part of Imagine Climate:
