Small fixes, big returns
November is here - time to fire up the furnace. And keeping your home warm will probably be more expensive this year. Oil costs more than $90 a barrel, and it’s still climbing. Some economists say it could break the $100 mark before spring...
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Shrinking ice, fewer bears, no skiing, no Gretzkys
Consider what’s happening in the Arctic, where scientists find a quarter of the ice is gone, maybe never to return.
A great way to save energy at home is to find out where you use it the most. An energy audit can show you how much power your home...
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What to do and how to do it
A great way to save energy at home is to find out where you use it the most. An energy audit can show you how much power your home uses now and where you can maximize savings. You can also get a rough idea of what to change with an online energy saving calculator. 
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The future of energy
Right now, we’re working to shrink our carbon footprints by using less of the most common forms of energy. At the same time, better, more sustainable alternatives are being developed.
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