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Articles Posted by Glenn Barnes
Author Archives: Glenn Barnes
New Report Examines the Nation’s Workforce Related to Water
Can Households Afford Public Services When Faced With Unexpected Expenses?
Environmental Infrastructure Programs under the Omnibus Budget Bill
Community Development through EPA’s Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities Program
EPA Resources on Smart Growth Economic Development
More Federal Funding Available to Grow Clean Energy Small Businesses
How to Measure Job Creation from Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs
Encouraging Environmental and Energy Improvements through Financing Programs
Key Financial Indicators: Debt Service Coverage Ratio
Key Financial Indicators: Operating Ratio
Where to Find Data for Smart Managerial and Financial Decisions
New Tool Helps Communities Assess the Affordability of Services
Taxing Toilet Paper —Wastewater Finance Savior or Regressive Burden?
Understanding the Financial Position of Households Using the American Community Survey
The Buying Power of a Dollar, for Christmas Gifts and Beyond
Wind Energy and Property Values
Using Energy Programs to Turn Undesirable Properties into Economic Opportunities
Understanding the Energy Use of Your Business and Industry
Economic Development at the Top of the World
When Energy Efficiency Programs Are About More Than Saving Energy
The Economic Benefits of Protecting Healthy Watersheds
Energy Efficiency for Middle Income Households
Helping Small- and Medium-Sized Manufacturers Save Money on Energy
Using Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds to Promote Energy Efficiency in the Community
Promoting Energy Efficiency in Affordable Housing
Driving Demand for Energy Finance Programs