MEEC improves the environmental literacy of students, teachers, and communities of the Mojave Desert Region by actively providing educational resources.
This guide explains today’s important energy issues, looks at the future of different forms of energy, and shows us how to keep the world safe while keeping the planet safe.
3 copies at Antelope Valley and 3 copies at Victorville branch.
By: Paul Gipe
Includes detailed info on planning, purchasing, siting, and installing a wind system.
1999
121 pages
By: Jim Augustyn
Mixing cat wisdom with science and solar politics.
2003
88 pages
Copy available at both Antelope Valley and Victor Valley branch
By: Pat Patterson
This book posits that we are on the edge of a new technologial age which will totally change the way we power our homes, cars, and computers.
2004
70 pages
By: Rex A. Ewing
Renewable energy is demystified and explained in plain English by someone who lives off-the-grid and loves it.
2003
251 pages
by: Josepha Sherman
Learn about this great star at the center of our Solar System and how it powers our world.
2004
32 pages
by Steven Strong
This book discusses system options and economics, stand-alone and utility-interactive systems, description of all key components, and how to design a solar electric house.
1993
271 pages
by: Daniel D. Chiras
This book discusses the vast potential for passive heating and cooling and gives the leaders the necessary tools for successful solar design.
2002
274 pages
by: Peter Hoffman
Hydrogen, a completely nonpolluting fuel, may hold the answer to growing atmospheric concerns of carbon dioxide and the resultant Greenhouse Effect.
2001
291 pages
Two copies available at the Victor Valley branch and one copy available at the Antelope Valley Branch
Resource guide for K – 12th grades
Quantity: 1 Year: 2006