The massive stone bluffs they built in acted as thermal reservoirs to heat in the winter and cool in the summer.
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This style, found almost nowhere else in Germany, uses dry straw and water reed to build the roofs, resulting in a home that is cool in the summer and warm in winter.
You will quickly discover what the locals have known for centuries: the tuff rock keeps rooms cool in summer and warm in winter.
So get some sheepskin covers--cool in summer, warm in winter.
The loser is the owner of that real-life store: the person who has stocked the merchandise, hired the staff, paid to keep the store cool in summer and warm in winter, written the rent checks and the tax checks.
Highly effective, and completely maintenance free, it kept their pueblos warm in winter, and cool in the summer using only stone age technology.
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The heating and cooling systems use air that has been earth-tempered drawn into a large tube and passed through the ground, which has a consistent temperature that is cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
These are cool tropical islands where humpback whales calve in the winter, and where, in some places, one can feel like the only visitor that ever ventured this far.
By tapping that temperature, Fort Knox can keep cool on hot summer days and warm up in the dead of winter.
The sea ice expanded during Southern Hemisphere autumn and winter in response to the development of a fresh, cool surface water layer, which floated on the denser, warmer salty sea water below.
Although they now have a friend in the White House, the cold economy and cold winter will cool public ardor for global warming initiatives.
In Canada's Atlantic provinces, the onset of winter is starting to keep boats in harbour, allowing tempers to cool.
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