Website review: 18Seconds.org
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•12 reviews since Feb 15, 2007
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DojaKnow rated 6 months ago- Go Yahoo!
- parvez rated 9 months ago
- This is good news !
- modestniqabi rated 13 months ago
- Yahoos new GREEN page deicated to Green living. AWSOME anythin that helps us to save and or take care of the earth that we have .. is allways nice.. Zakirah
- mraei rated 13 months ago
- Very nice and quick way to calculate how small lifestyle changes affect CO2 production. With only 5 small steps, one can reduce CO2 output by 31%. Add another couple of steps and you can have a 50% reduction. Do take the pledge.
- burkinaboy rated 14 months ago
- The big culprit behind global warming is CO2. The less we create, the better for the planet. We can all help by taking a few simple steps, like these... 1. Use compact fluorescent light bulbs. 2. Adjust your thermostat by 2 degrees. 3. Carpool to work once a week.
- KaylinQ rated 15 months ago
- http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/nt/ma/ma_grn_1.gif Yahoo's gone GREEN :D
- Heggs rated 16 months ago
- While I'm a huge fan of energy efficient lightbulbs (I've switched all of mine now), it realy is almost too simple of a solution to be meaningful. Changing a lightbulb is like the new recycling- a quick-fix solution to alleviate the guilt we feel about all of the environmentally damaging things we do every day. Drive a Hummer? That's okay, I use CFLs! The real problem that we need to change is our consumer-based culture.
- massiva rated 16 months ago
- saving energy and money, can it be more better?
- bogomo rated 18 months ago
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