Bring Your
GREEN  TO  WORK
                 I with  ENERGY STAR8
Learn howyou can make many of the same green
choices at work as you make at home to save energy
and fight global warming with help from EPA's ENERGY
STAR program.

  | Give It a Rest
    Use the ENERGY STAR power management settings
    on your computer and monitor so they go into power
    save mode when not in use. Also use a power strip as a
    central "turn off" point when you are using equipment to
    completely disconnect the power supply.

    Unplug It
    Unplug electronics such as cell phones and laptops once
    they are charged. Adapters plugged into outlets use
    energy even if they are not charging.

  | Light Up Your Work Life
    Replace the light bulb in your desk lamp with an ENERGY
    STAR qualified bulb. It will last up to 10 times longer and
    use about 75 percent less energy. Turn off the lights when
    you leave, especially at the end of the day.

Q Let It Flow
    Keep air vents clear of paper, files, and office supplies. It
    takes as much as 25 percent more energy to pump air into
    the workspace if the vents are blocked.

  | Team Up
    Create a Green Team with your co-workers, help build
    support for energy efficiency in your workplace, and
    reduce office waste. Set a goal to make your building an
    ENERGY STAR qualified building.

Learn More at energystar.gov/work
ENERGY STAR" is a U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency program helping businesses
and individuals fight global warming through
superior energy efficiency.
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  Live
  GREEN  AT  HOME
        I •••with ENERGY STAR8
  Learn what you can do at home to save energy,
  save money, and  help protect the environment.

    | Change a Light
      Replace your five most frequently used light fixtures or
      the bulbs in them with ENERGY STAR qualified lights, and
      save more than $65 a year in energy costs. ENERGY STAR
      qualified bulbs use 75 percent less energy and last up to 10
      times longerthan incandescent bulbs.

      Get with the Program
      The average household spends nearly $2,000 a year
      on energy bills—nearly half on heating and cooling. A
      programmable thermostat, set and used properly, can
      save about $180 each year.

    | Choose Energy Efficiency
      Lookforthe ENERGY STAR when buying home appliances,
      electronics, and heating and cooling systems. Askyour
      local utility company if you qualify for rebates or incentives.

  Q Seal the Deal
      Improve energy efficiency and comfort by finding
      and sealing air leaks to the outside. You or a licensed
      contractor can follow ENERGY STAR home sealing
      recommendations.

  Q Change the World, Start with ENERGY STAR
      Take the ENERGY STAR pledge and learn how small steps
      can make a big difference in protecting our environment
      and saving energy.

  Learn More at energystar.gov/changetheworld
For more information                   Office of Air and Radiation
www.energystar.gov     A CD/V    (6202J) EPA430-F-08-017
or call 1.888.STAR.YES   *&Eff\   August 2008
(1.888.782.7937).


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