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Going green is a lot easier than it used to be. You don't have to eat mashed yeast or wear itchy shirts to start cutting down on carbon. Dive into our videos, how-tos, and features to find out how tech can help you get greener, starting with 25 ways you can go green.
Inside this online guide:
- How to cut your energy bill
- Online tools for staying green offline
- The greening of the news
- TV power consumption
- Earth-friendly downloads
- When buzzwords go green
- Car Tech podcasts
Video
Hybrids of the future
Could hydrogen cars become the next popular hybrid vehicle? CNET
News.com's Michael Kanellos breaks down how they function and what obstacles
manufacturers face as they become more of a reality for the marketplace. Watch video
Slide show
12 greenest cars of 2007
Each year, the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy puts out its list of the 12 greenest cars, taking into account tailpipe emissions, gas mileage, and curb weight. Here's our round-up of the least dirty dozen. View slide show
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Do-it-yourself
Be greener than the guy next door
Car Tech editor Wayne Cunningham shows you how to prepare your diesel car to run on clean, renewable fuel.
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- Driving It: Why hydrogen will fuel future cars
- Driving It: Your clean, green car choices
- Hybrid car buying guide
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- Shrink your next energy bill
- Trash your old tech--the green way
- Recycling your phone
- The cleanest cars you can buy
- Using solar to keep homes cool
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