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Solar Panels Most Popular in Pacific States

Tuesday, October 30, 2018

How many of the nation’s houses have solar panels? The 2017 American Housing Survey has the answer. Overall, 3.1 million occupied housing units in the United States had solar panels in 2017 – or 2.6% of the total. This is the percentage of homes with solar panels by census division...

4.0% in New England
2.2% in Middle Atlantic
0.7% in East North Central
0.6% in West North Central
1.5% in South Atlantic
0.6% in East South Central
1.5% in West South Central
3.8% in Mountain
7.4% in Pacific

The 2017 American Housing Survey also asked about solar panels on houses in selected metropolitan areas. Here are the findings: in Riverside-San Bernardino, 9.7% of homes had solar panels; San Francisco 6.9%; Phoenix 6.5%; Los Angeles 5.0%; Atlanta 1.0%; and Seattle 0.8%.

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Letter to All Our Readers from Richard Wright

Friday, September 4, 2020

After 40 years and 480 issues, Village West Publishing/Hearth & Home is no longer. The lights have been flicked off, the key turned in the lock; what is left are the memories, primarily of friends throughout Canada and the U.S....

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Business Outlook Is More Pessimistic

Saturday, August 1, 2020

Every week since the end of April, the Census Bureau has been asking the nation's small businesses about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on their operations and outlook for the future....

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Steep Decline in Satisfaction

Wednesday, July 1, 2020

Satisfaction with the way things are going in the United States has plummeted since February, according to a Gallup survey. “The decline since February came in two waves,” Gallup explains....

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