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ne miernei provides neaps of information on how people can lower utility costs, save energy and cut down on pollution. The federal government operates a Web site called Energy Savers at www.energysavers.gov that acts as a central point for other sites that can help homeowners, builders, facility managers, drivers and others save money by. acting “green.” Here are a few highlights:

Appliances When it’s time to buy a new dishwasher, clothes dryer or other household appliance, save money on operating costs and prevent pollution by purchasing an efficient model. Energy-efficient products are listed at www.energy star.gov. Energy Star is a voluntary labeling program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency.

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