December 22, 2011
Sunny Side Up: Hartnell Community College students working with GRID Alternatives install a 2.5-kilowatt system on a low-income Castroville home.
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Bright Spots
Public schools are finding learning opportunities in solar energy.
B udget cuts and revenue losses are clouding financial forecasts at schools across California. Yet even as classroom sizes balloon and arts programs wither, one capital-intensive trend is making notable gains: solar power. Locally, private ...
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