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Have you ever wondered about the gas that heats your home, your stove and/or your water? What is it really and where does it come from? Read on to see how we're still using something that was first found useful in 500 B.C.!

To conserve energy and save on costs, you may unplug your electronics, use CFL lightbulbs, and keep your thermostat programmed at all times. Those steps may help, do you ever wonder if you could do––and save––more by using green energy sources? Take these 10 steps to see how you could save resources.

Taking these simple steps at home will ensure that you're not losing your cold hard cash while we battle brutally cold temperatures across the nation.

You've read about how energy is generated, and the different ways that it can be generated, but how does it then get to your home to when you flip on the switch? Check out this article for the details that take power from it's high-voltage generation to the a safe level that can be used at your home.

If you decide to make additional adjustments to increase the efficiency of your home, the good news is that it need not be complicated. From updating your appliances to installing new lighting, green energy may also help save money, too and have a positive impact on the environment. Read more to learn how easy it can be to make your home more energy efficient on your own.