Everyone agrees that we can do even better as we join in the movement to “go green.” What we do today will profoundly affect generations to come.
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Power of Green Green Tip: Loosely store food in the refrigerator so air can circulate around it.
Power of Green Put Your Home to the Test - Doing a home improvement project this winter? ENERGY STAR has online tools to evaluate your home's energy performance and offer solutions to increase comfort and energy efficiency. Visit www.energystar.gov/homeimprovement. Have your utility bills handy for savings calculations.
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Improve Your Energy Efficiency at Home. Use our Home Improvement Toolbox to save money and help protect the environment without sacrificing comfort.
Power of Green Green Tip of the Day: Set your computer to “hibernate” when not in use for 30 minutes.
Power of Green Green Tip: Plug home entertainment and computer equipment into power strips. This way, it’s one easy switch to turn them on and off.
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Green tip: Changing your shower head costs about $18 and can save you $21 per year. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) notes that showers use about 17% of residential water use, totaling 1.2 trillion gallons per year. Find an efficient shower head at: http://www.epa.gov/watersense/pp/showerh
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Showering accounts for approximately 17 percent of residential indoor water use in the United States—adding up to more than 1.2 trillion gallons of water each year nationwide. To raise consumer awareness ...
Power of Green Marlon explains what vampire voltage is and how you can stop it!
Power of Green Green Tip: Place a rolled bath towel or "draft snake" across the bottom of leaky doors and windows. This will improve heating and cooling efficiency.
Power of Green Mayor Bloomberg and Bette Midler join Con Edison in an effort to plant 1 million trees across NYC.
Power of Green Did you know a laptop uses just a quarter of the power required by a desktop computer?
Power of Green Gear up for winter: Hidden gaps and cracks in a home can add up to as much airflow as an open window! The more heat that escapes, the more cold air enters, causing your system to work harder and use more energy. Sealing your home can save up to 10% in energy costs. Start by sealing air leaks and adding insulation--pay special attention to your attic and basement, where the biggest gaps and cracks are found.
