"End of Suburbia" director Greg Greene talks with "Power from the People: How to Organize, Finance and Launch Local Energy Projects" author Greg Pahl about the state of local power efforts in America.
Resilience Guides with Greg Greene: Power From the People
By Greg Greene, originally published by Post Carbon Institute
March 13, 2013
Tags: climate change, Community energy, Renewable Energy
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