Join Green Needham Collaborative and HomeWorks Energy for an evening of home energy efficiency discussion! What is Needham Saves?: The Green Needham Collaborative, and our new partner, HomeWorks Energy*, have teamed up for the Needham Saves campaign. Our mission? To ensure
Join Green Needham Collaborative and HomeWorks Energy for an evening of home energy efficiency discussion! What is Needham Saves?: The Green Needham Collaborative, and our new partner, HomeWorks Energy*, have teamed up for the Needham Saves campaign. Our mission? To ensure
Did you know that US solar installations in 2016 were almost double those of 2015, making solar the No. 1 source of new electricity generation in the US last year? You can join that trend by putting solar on your
Landscapes for Living: A Forum on Eco-Friendly Gardening and Lawn Care will take place on Saturday, May 13, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Wellesley Free Library. Whether you are a beginning gardener or a long-time green thumb, you’ll
Have you wondered if solar is right for your house? If so, join us for an introduction and guide to residential solar energy for homeowners. We will explain the technology and terminology of solar PV (photovoltaic) and solar thermal systems,
LWV/Needham's Cooler Smarter Webinar February 27 at 4 pm The LWVMA Climate and Energy Solutions Series continues with a WEBINAR Cooler Smarter: Practical Steps to Low-Carbon Living Registration is required, click here to register.
Our annual conference is on Saturday, March 3rd. Visit the conference website to register today and get the early bird discount. We are looking forward to bringing hundreds of people together to learn, connect and be inspired on this day
Peter Kane, Instructor Join us to learn about the design and construction of a zero net energy home built in Westwood three years ago. The owner/designer/builder will present a slide show illustrating the important design considerations, construction details, and the
Spring Workshop Joanne Neale, Instructor At some unknown point in time, mulch--black, orange, brown, etc.--became a part of the landscape, but wouldn’t you rather have plants? Anywhere you can put mulch, you can dig a hole and put in a
Spring Workshop Joanne Neale, Instructor Were you disappointed with last year’s garden? Do you need to update your overgrown landscape? Most importantly, do you feel you are spending too much time and money on landscape maintenance? If you answered yes
