
101 Alternative Energy: Climate Control
Few things use more energy at home than the pursuitof the perfect indoor temperature.
Text by
Air-conditioning and heating have made our home climates more comfortable over the past half century, but our global climate has borne the cost. There are a number of ways to increase the effectiveness of wall and window insulation to moderate the use of energy-hungry climate-control devices. Using these strategies, you can save money while staying cozy when it’s cool, and breezy when it’s warm.
Sarah Rich
When not working in design, Sarah Rich writes, talks and forecasts about food and consumer culture.
Published
Last Updated
Get the Dwell Newsletter
Be the first to see our latest home tours, design news, and more.