Lower Your Carbon Footprint at Home

Posted August 24th, 2007 by Byron McCann

in Environment. Tags: Alternative Energy, clean tech, energy, energy management.

Check out www.sokets.com . They will be coming out with a consumer energy management solution so you can easily reduce your energy consumption with a "hibernation" approach. Why use energy when you don't need it?

If we all did this, think of the impact we'd contribute toward solving climate change problems without any sacrifice.

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On November 25th, 2009 kyri said:

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On November 21st, 2009 diaboliq said:

MOre and more people are trying to leave greener lifes and use eco-friendly stuff, and recycle , for example i have made some useful binder pockets from some cardboard boxes , and there are a lot of ideas and blueprints on the net about making stuff with recycling

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On June 20th, 2009 parage said:

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I recently bought a "Smart Strip" from Gaiam/Solar Living. It has a "control outlet" that you plug your mine devise into, like your computer. when you shut your computer off (or unplug your laptop) the power strip shuts off a bunch of other outlets for peripherals (like a monitor or printer, scanner, etc).

It is hard to tell, because i travel a bunch, but from one month to the next it looks like my energy bill dropped by 20% (which is not that much since i live alone and don't use much energy to begin with!)