How can you cut the cost of keeping cool this summer?

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Cooling your home this summer could cost nearly $800, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association.

LSU Ag Center’s Craig Gautreaux shares simple ways to cut that bill without sacrificing comfort.

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