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Be a Thoughtful Consumer

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9. Buy the Most Efficient Appliances

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  When shopping for a new home appliance, such as a refrigerator,
air conditioner, washer, or furnace, be sure to check the energy
efficiency rating tag on the appliance.  These tags show an EER
number that can be used to compare different brands and models.
 For example, an air conditioner with an EER rating of 12 will
only use two-thirds the electric power of the unit with a rating
of 8.  For more information, send $3 to the American Council
for an Energy Efficient Economy, 1001 Connecticut Ave. NW Suite
535, Washington, DC 20036.  Ask for the latest copy of their
annual 'Most Energy-Efficient Appliances' guide book.  
  The Rocky Mountain Institute has proposed that a similar energy
efficiency labeling program be applied to office equipment, such
as copiers, fax machines, computers, and laser printers.  Sounds
like a good idea - write your senators and ask them to sponsor
this type of legislation. 
  If you are building a new home, why not make it an 'energy efficient showcase'.  If you must use electric heat, buy an efficient heat pump. Use fluorescent lighting - give the Seattle Lighting Design Lab a call if you can't locate the light fixture you need.  Be
sure to install the most efficient refrigerator, dishwasher,
and water heater you can find. ***