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Online tools for staying green offline

By Jennifer Guevin
Staff writer, CNET News.com (May 1, 2007)

The Web is the best-ever tool for finding green products, advice, and news. This sampling of Web sites focuses on practical guides for living an ecofriendly life.

Thinking solar? Try the clean-power estimator

Calculate your carbon footprint

Evaluate your next PC with the EPA's Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool

Learn about green products, and get tips for running your home more efficiently with the Energy Star site

How to green your heating

Find recycling centers near you

Consumer Reports' tips for recycling electronics

Computer TakeBack Campaign

EPA's eCycling information center

Natural Resources Defense Council's tips and tools for taking action



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