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Abby Luby

Abby Luby

Just click on your state, then find your city to learn how much stimulus money has been allocated for energy efficiency where you live. Go for it! Be creative! Be bold! Be audacious! Have your say in how the funds designated for your city or town get spent to promote energy efficiency. Lots of luck, and conserve lots of energy.

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