Colorado

Clean Energy is what Colorado needs. The people in colorado strive to live healthy and want to do right by the environment. Living in Grand Junction, Colorado is a beautiful place to retire or raise a familiy. Its not always easy to change the way we live, but sometimes it's just necessary. Implimenting Solar PV, Wind Power, or Solar Thermal are big big changes and there not cheap, but thanks to companies like Xcel and GVP and the government entities like the GEO its helping us all make the hard decisions easier. Our power needs to be sustainable and green and the idea of building a energy supply by drilling is not bad either. Its going to help us convert to solar, wind and thermal energies easier. The real issue is the future. The future that our kids are left with when were gone will be unmatched. The American way, right! What do you want to leave your kids? I believe thats the hard decisions that need to be made. The true American, our heros out there in other countries fighting for us- our freedom (That includes our ENERGY RESOURCES) What happened to the American Dream? I want to believe that it is still there. Its unfortunate that we are all struggling but we should consider if buying that new car is better than a investment in our future costs of energy. Blu-Sky Solar is a small company that wants to help by educating people about how they can make environmentally conscience choices in their daily lives, we hope to improve Colorado, Grand junction and the health of our Earth.

This Months Top 5 Going Green Tips

1. Eat fish that are caught in an environmentally responsible manner. This culinary practice can help keep the marine ecosystem healthy, without compromising the freshness and taste of your meal.
2. If you're in the market for a car, choose the one in your class with the highest fuel efficiency rating. You'll save money each time you fill up.
3. Check the air in your car tires once a month. Properly inflating your tires improves your gas mileage. Underinflated tires, besides being a safety hazard, waste more than two million gallons of gasoline a day.
4. Use fluorescent lights to contribute to cutting greenhouse gas emissions. According to the EPA, a new compact fluorescent bulb uses 75% less energy than a standard incandescent and generally lasts 10 times as long.
5. Reduce your purchases of disposable and overpackaged items or reuse more of what you already have. Doing this prevents waste and saves you money. It's easy!