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We re weighing the latest Nest Thermostat vs. Nest Thermostat E, two relatively affordable smart thermostats that serve as budget options compared to the premium Nest Learning Thermostat. Google has stopped selling the Nest Thermostat E except to professional installers, but a few retailers still have stock (for now), and it has been our top-ranked thermostat for years. So should you snatch up the older E model while you still can, or go with the latest Nest Thermostat? There s a case to be made for either device.
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New consumer rebates can incentivize the purchase and installation of key household electric appliances over their fossil-fuel counterparts and help put the country on a path to fully electrifying its housing stock.
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Reducing one’s carbon footprint starts at home. Many crucial home-related products, now on the market, limit the omissions they produce when used and/or are recycled. These items not only range in their respective level of impact but also in cost, letting homeowners with varying budgets contribute in meaningful ways. Here’s a look at 10 things that were either developed in a way that eliminates waste or function in a way that reduces carbon emissions.
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A kitchen awning window by Lux Windows and Glass can be supplied and installed for approximately $1,300, depending on the type of low-emissivity glass. Energy-efficient windows will lower the amount of energy transfer in the home, keeping it more comfortable in the summer and warmer in the winter. Proper installation is essential to ensure the area around the frame is insulated and s
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