Oswego County officials have several projects planned or already under way to help reduce utility costs, conserve energy and become more energy independent
A “Tool Box Wind Fair” blossomed in front of Oswego Middle School recently as the result of a $5,000 Lowe’s Tool Box in Education grant to focus on the alternate energy curriculum with an emphasis on wind energy.
SUNY Oswego’s living laboratory will play host in August to a teacher-training effort to deliver lessons of energy stewardship to young schoolchildren.
In response to Ryan Mordan’s article, “Audience Skeptical of Proposed Bion Ethanol-From-Cattle Project†(Wednesday, July 14, 2010), we would like to highlight some benefits to the Bion project that have been overlooked.
An energy savings firm has finished its analysis of the district’s buildings and concludes it can save Fulton taxpayers $3.3 million over 18 years.
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