We had some really great threads last year, with the following four nominated for the Thread of the Year award in this January's Environment Site Awards ceremony.
Public schools spent $8 billion on utilities in 2002, up by $2 billion from 2000. When taking diesel costs into account for school buses, the recent spike in energy costs is more daunting.
Public schools spent $8 billion on utilities in 2002, up by $2 billion from 2000. When taking diesel costs into account for school buses, the recent spike in energy costs is more daunting.
I'd like to know what schools are doing with their existing budgets. Every, single, year, schools are crying for more and more money, even before the high cost of fuel came into play.
Rising Energy Costs Plunder School Budgets
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