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President Barack Obama says next month's climate conference will lead to immediate action and "rally the world" toward a solution on global warming. More



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From weatherstripping to replacing light bulbs the government is helping Americans go green.

Neighbors who agree to install solar panels on their homes can receive better discounts while going green.

E-Waste recyclers are worried that the switchover to digital television will mean many analog televisions will wind up in the dumpster where they can spread toxins.

Exploring cleaner energy options may mean you'll have to pay more on your bill.

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The federal government is offering up to $1,500 tax credits to homeowners who make energy-saving home improvements before the end of 2010. Click around this house to find out more. More


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Check out infrared photos of energy leaks in a typical home -- and then find out how you can save money on your energy bills. More


Take a look at viewer-submitted images from national parks. More


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