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Greg Pahl Interviewed on Talking Stick TV
Greg Pahl (born January 19, 1946 in Meridan, Connecticut) is a journalist, author and energy activist based in Addison County, VT. Pahl's books and articles generally focus on renewable energy issues. He is a founding member of the Vermont Biofuels Association as well as the Addison County Relocalization Network.
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- Greg Pahl Interviewed on Talking Stick TV
- Greg Pahl Saves Energy and Money with a Fireplace Insert
- Early life
- Environment efforts
- Career
- Family
- Books
- Awards
- References
Greg Pahl Saves Energy and Money with a Fireplace Insert
Early life
Pahl was raised in New York City. After graduating high school, he went on to obtain his Bachelor's Degree from the University of Vermont in 1967. Upon receiving his degree, he later served as a military intelligence officer in Germany for about two years. In 1970, he moved back to Vermont where he worked for a number of small businesses.
Environment efforts
Pahl spent several years living in a wood-heated home powered by a wind turbine. He also heated his house with a biodiesel fuel blend and wood pellets, and installed a solar hot water system on the roof of his garage. Pahl drives a 2007 Toyota Prius.
Career
Pahl began writing for a variety of publications in the late 70s until eventually he landed a full-time job as a freelance writer and journalist. In his writings, he focused on arts, business, finance, farming, wind power, solar energy, electric cars, biodiesel, "green" appliances, home building materials, and sustainable forestry management. He wrote for many publications which include: The Vermont Times, Vermont Magazine, Champlain Business Journal, Vermont History, Middlebury College Magazine, and Mother Earth News.
Family
Pahl is married to his wife Joy and together they live in Weybridge, Vermont.