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These colors show average temperatures in Norwich between 1910 and 2018, with one stripe per
year. Blue stripes represent years with temperatures below the average; white stripes represent average temperatures; and orange and red stripes represent years with temperatures above the average. The last average year was 2004. Norwich saves 20% in '20: Norwich Energy Committee challenges YOU to reduce your carbon footprint by 20% in 2020! Jump to this page to calculate your household's current carbon impact and find out how you can reduce it. |
Weatherizing your home -- plugging air leaks and adding insulation -- will have a major impact on your household carbon footprint. For the average Norwich home, taking this one action would achieve about one-fifth of the target 20% reduction.
Efficiency Vermont's Button Up program is just the way to get started. Sign up now for a free phone consultation with Efficiency Vermont and go to a Button Up workshop on November 1, 6 pm, in White River Junction.
Efficiency Vermont's Button Up program is just the way to get started. Sign up now for a free phone consultation with Efficiency Vermont and go to a Button Up workshop on November 1, 6 pm, in White River Junction.
