Trash/art show at the library
I just heard about “Resurrections: ECO-logy and ECO-nomy — A Functional Trash Show,” which is over at the Canyon Gallery in the Boulder Public Library right now.
“Artwork and educational information focused on the re-use of discarded materials to make usable and useful items.”
Sounds cool, and I heard that local schools were involved. I’m planning on checking it out shortly.
Check out at the library to check out your energy use

Kill-A-Watt meter by P3.
Now you can check out a power meter when you check out your books at the Boulder Public Library.
(Assuming you do still check out books at the library….)
The city of Boulder just purchased 18 Kill-A-Watt meters that can be checked out for three weeks at a time.
To make it work, you plug it into the wall, and then plug your appliance (fridge, cell phone charger, laptop, etc.) into the Kill-A-Watt.
The meter tells you how much your devices pull off the grid — even when they’re not on.
Read more about the library’s new service at the Daily Camera.



