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From LifeHacker: "Back in the good ol' days of $2.50-per-gallon gasoline, you could ignore simple car maintenance. After all, what was it costing you? A buck here and a buck there? But when prices hit the $4 mark, things changed."
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This website just started up and is selling LED lightbulbs at the lowest prices I've ever seen. While I don't think their bulbs are quite bright enough to replace all of your light bulbs, they work great as reading lamps and night lights, stuff l
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From Planet Green: "New energy-efficient windows, added ceiling insulation, and a new high-efficiency air conditioner or water heater can all add up to a substantial tax refund of up to $500—more if you dabbled in solar power, fuel cells, or microt
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From Eco Joe's: "...he pays $0 a year on his heating. Not only that, but his house actually generates more electricity than he needs — so he sells the surplus energy to the power company for some extra cash. Here are three ways to cut your electri
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Every consumer likes the idea of saving electricity. Not only is it good for the environment, but also for our pocket books. Some of the largest consumers of electricity in your home are your appliances, especially your electric clothes dryer. Here
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From Eco Joe's: "Hey, if you get your power from Tennessee Valley Authority, you can get a free energy conservation kit sent to you with mess that helps save energy AND lower your electric bill. You can also get a free energy audit report that’ll
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From Planet Green: "As the evidence that going green saves you green continues to mount, there has never been a better time to improve the efficiency of your home's energy systems. Whether you're a novice, just getting started with some quick upg
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From The Daily Green: "Phil Ridge is just a guy who lives in Toronto with his family. In an op-ed in the Toronto Star he described how that ordinary family cut its electricity demand by 56% in one year.".
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From Planet Green: "When it comes time to replace your current air filter, going with a "lifetime" filter will save you the trouble (and the cost) of dropping a new one in there every year or so. And, luckily, it turns out that changing and maint
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Green Daily tips us off to the fact that using a space heater to put heat right where you want it uses just 14% of the energy of a whole-home heater. Heating the space you're in lets you keep the rest of the house cooler, saving you money.
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The Green Guide has a great article about a couple trying to renovate a 100-year-old home on a budget, all while trying to keep improve energy efficiency and use green materials.
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Sara from The Lohasian writes a great article about the economics of going green: "Going green seems like a luxury to many. The costs to invest in energy efficiency can seem prohibitive, but once again, it’s essential to put it into context, and t
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