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Low income weatherization providers nationally face a dilemma. Too often, the highest-use households do not qualify for existing programs, because their homes need extensive repairs that must be done before the roof can be insulated ...
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Alaska Weatherization
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Building Better Weatherization Programs
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Weatherization Struts Its Stuff
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Kindle appreciation for your weatherization program with a well-planned marketing campaign. [continue reading]
New York Weatherization Breathes Easy
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In 2001,New York state geared up to adopt DOE’s Lead Safe Weatherization (LSW) protocols and come into compliance on all OSHA lead issues. At that time we ... [continue reading]
Moisture, Leaks, and Pressures in Mobile Homes
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The first challenge is to determine whether the problem is moisture condensing in the ceiling, or a roof leak, or both. To find out, look for penetrations in surfaces. [continue reading]
Ventilation Standards at Work
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There was a time when it seemed unlikely that Wisconsin housing could be too tight, but times have changed. [continue reading]
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Look for Us and Win: Faces of EE
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