Ahwatukee homeowners eligible for solar co-op December 23, 2020
Ahwatukee Foothills News
“The health of the people and our environment in Arizona is affected by what kind of energy we use to protect it. That’s why we support clean, safe solar energy so strongly,” said Dr. Barbara Warren, Arizona chapter director of Physicians for Social Responsibility, a partner on the co-op. “More solar panels on our roofs will mean more clean, safe, renewable energy and better health for residents of the South Mountain area.”
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