Resources for Your Earth Day Stories and Beyond — Alliance to Save Energy Challenges Americans, Provides Extensive Resources To Help Reduce Soaring Gasoline, Electricity Prices

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Date: 
April 20, 2006

Washington, DC, April 20, 2006 – As both gasoline and electricity prices skyrocket leading into Earth Day April 22, the Alliance to Save Energy offers extensive resources on its consumer website www.ase.org/consumers as well as elsewhere to help consumers reduce their energy bills, pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions, AND get a federal tax credit, too.

The Alliance last month also issued a timely Earth Day "4 for the Planet" challenge to consumers: Just replace your four most used incandescent bulbs with four ENERGY STAR-labeled compact fluorescent bulbs to save more than 2,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity and $190 over the life of the bulbs. If all of our nation’s households did the same, we’d save as much energy as is consumed by some 38 million cars in one year, the Alliance estimates.

To help consumers become more "Energy $avvy," the Alliance offers helpful money- and energy-saving tips, information, and resources for consumers, kids, and educators for Earth Day 2006 and beyond: