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A mechanical setup with pipes, valves, and a brush connected to a machine in an underground environment.

Home

Routine cleaning made a heat pump system seem dead, but a stuck pump may have been to blame

A Goodwill storefront.

Home

Rising thrift-store prices have some donors skipping Goodwill and giving closer to home

A Kroger storefront.

Business

Kroger says it marks down day-old bread, donates the rest, and turns scraps into animal feed

Elizabeth Street Garden with various plants and flowers, featuring people sitting and exploring the space.

Outdoors

After years of legal fights, New York's Elizabeth Street Garden wins a lasting reprieve

An abandoned home.

Home

After 16 years dodging snakes and hunters, photographer unveils book of Baltimore's abandoned homes

A roof with solar panels under a clear blue sky.

Tech

Homeowner says EcoFlow pushed beta update anyway, leaving home solar setup offline

A wall-mounted electrical setup with two Tesla battery units and various electrical boxes.

Home

Tesla's $35 Powerwall lease raises red flags for some Texas homeowners

A person holds a flashlight emitting light in a dimly lit environment.

Tech

Homeowner discovers simple fix after whole-home battery system goes dark during storm

A person using a smartphone to monitor solar energy data with solar panels in the background.

Tech

First-time solar owner asks what app chart means, gets a lesson in when to use power

A gasoline electric generator with control panel and power connections.

Home

After a tornado, one outage pushed a homeowner toward a generator-battery backup mix

A woman holds a sculptural object in front of a geometric wooden installation in a park.

Tech

Researchers 3D-print ceramic cubes that cool attics without electricity

A beachfront tiny home community.

Home

Tiny-house shoppers warned of scam site offering $11,500 homes with an 'add to cart' button