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A quick internet search will provide you a list of retailers who are cutting down their prices on ENERGY STAR products this President’s day, many of them also providing buy-back programs for old appliances and even offering appliance rebates!

Perhaps you took the bus to dinner instead of driving, kept the television off for the night, or used candles instead of lights?

What’s more romantic this Valentine’s Day than taking a drive with your sweetheart?

According to the Nielsen Company, about 54% of homes in the U.S. had three or more television sets in 2009.

In the middle of winter, fireplaces are a popular topic.

I don't have an interesting tidbit, video, or page to link to today, so I thought I would share a few things I've heard people say about saving energy.

It comes as no surprise that 9-out-of-10 American homes burned wood for heat a little more than a century ago.

In the coldest parts of winter, we've turned our thoughts toward the best seasonal tips, conservation of water and lighting power, and what's new in 2012. If you've missed any of January's posts, here's a recap.

Winter. For many of us, the season means hot chocolate, winter sports, exercise indoors, and the classic American pastime—movie night.

The link between nationwide health improvement and energy efficiency efforts is strong.