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A Balanced Approach to Solar Development

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Anti-environmental legislator Wade Kach stirred a hornet’s nest of controversy recently by trying to impose a moratorium on solar development in Baltimore County. Thankfully, he was defeated, but his action is part of a growing trend across Maryland of anti-environmental politicians using the […]

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The Founders Round

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Sometimes you get the chance to make a difference and create something lasting, something concrete. Montgomery and Prince George’s County residents in the Pepco area now have that chance. They can join their neighbors in helping to found a community shared solar project […]

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Panorama Landfill Solar Project

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email The unique feature of this project, located in Fort Washington, is that it will be built on a once-used landfill. As such, this land cannot be converted into property used for other services such as recreation or housing development. By building a solar project […]

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Celebrating Solar Superstars this Galentine’s Day

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email At Neighborhood Sun, we’re proud to be a solar company made up of 50% women – far exceeding the 2017 solar industry average of 27% according to The Solar Foundation. This means that half of us will be celebrating the women friends in our lives. […]

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2017 Year in Review

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email 2017 has been a whirlwind of a year – for the country, for our region, and for Neighborhood Sun. While this piece is focused only on energy and climate, and not the many vitally important things that we need to correct in this […]

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Five Scary Facts About Fossil Fuels

Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Fossil Fuels are Heating Up our Climate! Burning fossil fuels produces heat energy that is used to generate electricity, power vehicles, and warm our homes. But burning these fuels causes the emission of carbon dioxide, which makes up 65% of the greenhouse gases that […]

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