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** Meet Watt Watchers: The Energy Education Program Saving Texas Schools Thousands of Dollars
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** September 22, 2020
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All across America, school is back in session. For some, that means desks, dry erase boards, recess and books. For others, it’s taking a decidedly more virtual approach. But no matter the form it takes, young learners are activating their brains to new ideas through lessons and activities.
One of the hallmarks of learning in Texas is the Watt Watchers of Texas, an educational program centered around energy efficiency and conservation. For 35 years, Watt Watchers’ lessons and activities have educated thousands of Texas students on the benefits of saving energy, while saving their school districts and families thousands of dollars on energy bills in the process.
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** Overwintering Your Produce Can Provide You With Fresh Veggies Year-Round
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** February 28, 2020
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If you are a gardener living in a colder climate hankering for homegrown produce year-round, you might want to consider overwintering future crops to extend your growing season.
Put simply, overwintering is a way of protecting plants from colder temperatures and frost and includes a variety of techniques. Some plants don’t need help surviving cold conditions, some require experiencing cold spells to properly grow, and some need our help to make it through the drop in temperatures. It depends on the plant and the growing zone you live in, but learning a few overwintering techniques is a great way to grow your gardening skill set.
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