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It would be easy to think that the 2007 Energy Bill,signed by President Bush at the end of last year, was all about automotive fuel economy. The legislation that requires fleet-wide average fuel economy for cars and light trucks to reach 35 miles per gallon by 2020 has generated a lot of buzz.

Broke your CFL? Don't panic!

 

 The housing crisis may be an opportunity for the nation to turn en-masse towards making our homes more energy efficient, healthier, more sustainable, and more comfortable. And it doesn't have to mean expensive upgrades like photovoltaics.

Looking for a green career? Jobs that help heal the environment are now called Green Collar jobs. One great opportunity is learning how to design and build houses that work, are comfortable, efficient, sustainable, and last forever (or at least for 100 years).

The price of home heating oil is expected to rise again this winter. There are some very practical (and mostly very easy) things that you can do to prepare. Save money. Save energy. Save the planet.

Find out how to have a great shower and a great poop without any leftovers in the bowl—and save water and energy.