Want to save money on your home energy bill? Log onto www1.eere.energy.gov and start learning practical ways to modify your home and save money while saving our resources. Remember: when we save energy, we save at the bank!

Is all the automotive hype and concern about what “NOT-SO ECO FRIENDLY” cars we’re driving getting you down? Are you feeling the pain at the fuel pumps? Log onto www.fueleconomy.gov to find out all the facts concerning issues in the auto industry.

Part of going 'green' means saving paper. That translates to making the choice to go PAPERLESS when you can. Did you know that More than 100 million trees worth of bulk mail arrives in American mailboxes each year – that’s the equivalent of deforesting the entire Rocky Mountain National Park every four months. You can learn more ways to stop junk mail and many other practical tips by visiting New American Dream.

For a small one-time fee, you can actually put an end to all junk mail and help lighten up the load that your local postman has to carry around with him each day! Log onto www.greendimes.com or www.41pounds.org to learn more about blocking the bulk and saving some serious trees!

Want to be the first to hear and view the coolest new solar and eco friendly gadgets being launched on the market today? Visit www.inhabitat.com or www.greenwix.com to blog, and check out all the awesome new things everyone is talking about. WARNING -very addictive!

Do you consider yourself an EcoGeek? Going green is no longer considered GEEKY: www.ecogeek.org publishes up to ten stories daily about innovations that are saving the planet. And if that sounds interesting to you, then congratulations! You're an EcoGeek! So log on and get up-to-date information about what's going on in our world!

Another great resource to finding interesting news articles about companies that are taking steps to make a positive change in the environment is www.greendaily.com. It's like the Wall Street Journal of the "green" business world. These are the companies we should admire and applaud, they are doing their part to better our future.

Women: here is a great website that sells eco-friendly items, energy saving housewares, and recycled products that you’ll fall in love with! Anything from house & garden to athletic apparel, all the way to wellness products! It’s all available on one website. Log onto www.gaiam.com but don’t forget your credit card because you will definenly find something on this site that you can’t live without! WARNING - very addictive!

MOMS: We're talking to YOU! Did you know that disposable diapers take about 500 years to breakdown in a landfill? This is a huge problem; on average each child can use 8,000 to 10,000 diapers before becoming fully toilet trained. Check out www.gdiapers.com for an eco-friendly, chic disposable diaper! You will be a very proud mom knowing that your family is not contributing to the world’s diaper disaster!

Here’s a great resource for schools and young kids who are becoming computer friendly. Visit www.meetthegreens.org and let your kids enjoy a safe and educational website that makes learning about the enviroment fun!

TAKE IT LOCAL!. How can you learn what your neighborhood offers in ways of recycling? You can log onto www.earth911.org to locate the nearest recycling center and find out what items they accept for recycling. Learn to use the recources located near you!

Think you’re a total ECO-Maniac? Check out this site: www.eco-me.com and see if you can keep up with all the latest tips. From interesting tricks and tips to pet- proofing to enviromentally friendly crafts for kids - learn more about the recycled way of life. WARNING - very addictive!

Food, fashion, home, beauty and lifestyle - this site has it all and is totally chic. Check out the latest top and upcocming designers making a huge impact in the eco-world. www.sprig.com

Anything and everything you can imagine, from the hottest environmental topics to the coolest electronics on the market. This is a great resource for buyers, and a gift guide for the person who has everything! Learn more at www.riverwired.com.

Other resources can be found in our cited resources.