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Durango Hills Water Resource Center, City Of Las Vegas, Nevada Jan 2001

Durango Hills Water Resource Center, City Of Las Vegas, Nevada

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Windows Are Key To Keeping Warm In Winter, Donna Falkenborg Jan 2001

Windows Are Key To Keeping Warm In Winter, Donna Falkenborg

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“With the price of fuel skyrocketing, now is the time to think about energy-saving projects around the house, and the best place to start is with your windows,” advises Leona K. Hawks, Utah State University Extension housing specialist.


Renters, Too, Can Save On Utility Costs, Donna Falkenborg Jan 2001

Renters, Too, Can Save On Utility Costs, Donna Falkenborg

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“Most energy conservation information is designed for homeowners, even though an increasing number of people are renting,” says Leona K. Hawks, Utah State University Extension housing specialist. “Many renters develop a short-timer mentality and don’t worry much about energy savings. However, utility bills do add up quickly so renters may wish to conserve on their energy use,” she advises.


Private Agro-Environmental Management: Green Business Rising, David E. Ervin, Frank Casey Jan 2001

Private Agro-Environmental Management: Green Business Rising, David E. Ervin, Frank Casey

Economics Faculty Publications and Presentations

This article focuses on the role of business environmental management (BEM) in the food industry. Types of BEM; Benefits of implementing the practice; Importance of giving producers flexibility; How private strategies and ventures may succeed. This article is adapted from a keynote address prepared for Challenging the Agricultural Economics Paradigm, a symposium honoring Luther G. Tweeten, Anderson Professor of Agricultural Marketing, Trade and Policy, September 10-11, 2000, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.