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Energy Saving Tips for Teens From Lesley Ridge Young people can be leaders in home energy conservation. This short, information-packed video explains how. Watch the video now and join Lesley Ridge, an active citizen and member of Pennsylvania's First Family, to learn useful energy-saving tips for teens like:  Shut
off computers when they're not being used.Carpool
on outings with family and friends.Close
the shades during the sunniest and hottest parts of the day.Talk
with your parents about installing compact fluorescent light bulbs and
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conservation, visit: Watts New? Games, jokes and fun facts that teach about energy and why it's important. Dr. E's Energy Lab Learn all about solar energy, wind power, geothermal heath and other clean and renewable energy sources. Energy Star Be sure to check for the "Energy Star" label if you or your folks are shopping for a new television, computer, stereo or other electrical product. Clean Air Council Learn how energy conservation can help protect the air we breathe. Family Guide for Energy Conservation Want to get your parents to conserve energy, too? Tell them about all the money they'll save! How Solar Cells Work Great information for that report in science class! |
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