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- Ailing Appliances - When something breaks, what do you do? Repair it or buy a more energy-efficient model?
- Carbon Diet - Let's lose some pounds—pounds of carbon dioxide. You'll save cash, too.
- Carbon Footprint Photo Shoot - How do you capture our global warming impact on film? Travel to our upstate New York photo session for a behind-the-scenes look at our first issue's carbon feature.
- Eco Heating - Warm your home without warming the planet. Try these tips to stay comfortable while saving money.
- Gas Mileage - Lauren Fix the Car Coach explains how to save up to $100 a month at the pump.
- Green Car - Hybrids may be all the rage, but nowadays there are other choices for greening your ride.
- Old Computers - Landfills are piling up with electronic waste, full of toxic substances. So how can you keep your old machine running?
- Voltage Vampires - Even when not in use, appliances can suck up energy, costing you money and contributing to global warming.
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Global Warming - See the effects global warming is having on polar bears, arctic ice, glaciers, and more, and learn about how CO2 and other greenhouse gases are contributing to climate change.
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Green Guide - A myriad of ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
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