Examining how agriculture could switch to renewable energy
A solar panel in an orchard near Winchester drawing in energy on a sunny day last fall. David Funk, President and Founder of Zero Emissions NW said that farmers can save money by making the switch to renewable energy, but it is a major investment that many might not be interested in making.
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David Funk, President and Founder of Zero Emissions NW, gives a presentation at the Spokane Ag Show in February to discuss the transition to renewable energy.
MOSES LAKE — The topic of energy production is something that has become something of increasing interest in recent years as new technology is developed. David Funk, President and Founder of Zero Emissions Northwest, said his goal is to inform people about green energy sources that can save long-term money.
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