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Do You Qualify for a 'Cash for Appliances' Rebate?

John Platt, January 12, 2010

Cash could be waiting for you if you're about to buy a new, energy-efficient appliance ... but exactly how much cash, and what you have to do to qualify, depends on where you live.

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How to Plan A Carbon-Neutral Wedding

John Platt, April 11, 2011

Getting married, or going to a wedding? Have you considered the environmental impact of getting hitched?

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Plan an Event for SolarDay 2010 - Coming on June 19

John Platt, March 18, 2010

Just about four weeks from now, people and companies around the world will be celebrating SolarDay 2010 -- the second annual event to promote the use of and potential behind solar power.

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Is Your Gaming System An Energy Vampire?

John Platt, April 16, 2010

Did you know that your gaming console can cost you up to $160 a year in energy costs? But that's not always the case. If you by the right system -- and if you use it properly -- you can cut that cost to as low as $3.

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Five Energy Vampires in Your Home

John Platt, February 23, 2011

What's an energy vampire? It's a device that uses electricity even when you are not using it. It keeps sucking energy from the wall (not to mention your wallet), and that drain is a pain in the neck for the environment.

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Which Airline Lets You Fly the Greenest Skies?

John Platt, June 08, 2010

Flying is tough on the environment. It uses way too much fuel and creates way too many greenhouse gases. But some airlines are better than others, and making the right choice can make all the difference on the environmental impact of your trip.

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12 Tips for Staying Cool This Summer

John Platt, June 11, 2010

Did you know that the average U.S. household spends a whopping 20 percent of its energy bill on staying cool? With Spring temperatures already off the chart, and Summer right around the corner, the EPA has offered up 12 ways you can reduce your energy costs and stay cool this summer, all while saving yourself both sweat and money.

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Greener Tires Could Save You 100 Dollars A Year in Fuel Costs

John Platt, January 20, 2011

Looking for new tires? The right choice could help you save gas, and in the process save up to $100 a year in fuel costs.

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10 Tips for Winterizing Your Pipes

John Platt, January 25, 2012

With winter in full force, it's the perfect time for you to think about winterizing your pipes.

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4 Ways to Make Your Refrigerator More Efficient

John Platt, November 29, 2011

As one of the most energy-intensive devices in your home, it really pays to have an efficient fridge in your kitchen. But what if you can't afford to buy a new one?

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