Poverty & the Environment: A Grist special series
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Garden of Edens
Posted by Grist at 12:17 PM on 27 Mar 2006
Low-income households are often the most gravely affected by energy crises, says Jason Edens of the Rural Renewable Energy Alliance, yet they are the least able to afford renewable-energy alternatives. As InterActivist this week, Edens chats about installing solar-heating systems in rural areas of Minnesota and empowering families to warm themselves (but not the earth!). Send Edens a question of your own by noon PST on Wednesday; we'll publish his answers to selected questions on Friday.- new in InterActivist: Garden of Edens
- see also, in Grist: Poverty & the Environment, a special series
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