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Gobble Up These 5 Holiday Energy Saving Tips
Don’t let your energy bill over the holiday season put you in a fowl mood! Read all of Gobble Up These 5 Holiday Energy Saving…
Trick or Treat – Energy Myths Laid to RIP
October is upon us and besides a ghoulish good time of All Hallows’ Eve, it is also Energy Awareness Month. Here are 10 tricky…
You Conduit!
The United States uses a lot of energy—over two million dollars’ worth of energy per minute, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We…
#MCM Moon Crush Monday
It’s a Monday, and often in the social media world, the hashtag, “#MCM”, means someone is celebrating their Man Crush Monday. Well, here at NEED,…
NEED Energy Infobooks the Key to NGSS Success in Elk Grove, CA
NGSS has been a challenge to teach, but at Toby Johnson Middle School in Elk Grove the 8th grade team, Liz Wollbrinck, Matt Pesci and…
Solar Eclipse Learning Fun
Living in Western KY, we have been talking about this day for the last year. Glasses were bought and parties planned to view this once…
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NEED is at the ASTE Conference that kicks off today!
If you’re attending, stop by our exhibit table to chat with Barry and Jen and check out our hands-on energy session happening Friday at 10:00 am PST
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“It’s powerful to see the impact this program has made in the lives of so many diverse students like Bindu, who are rising talent in an industry that is growing year over year,” said Mary Spruill, Executive Director at The NEED Project. “With ComEd’s support, we’re committed to helping more students access the help they need to reach their goals, whether that be in pursuit of trades training or a degree in STEM.”
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ComEd today announced it has awarded $190,500 in scholarships to 83 local students pursuing post-secondary education in science, technology, engineeri0 CommentsComment on Facebook