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The Age of Stupid is the latest and quite possibly the most powerful of the new genre of films aimed at helping to wake up the citizens of Planet Earth to the crucial urgency of reversing global warming. It follows in the loud and ominous footsteps of its predecessors–An Inconvenient Truth by Al Gore and The Eleventh Hour, narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio.

All three of these films, along with a rapidly-growing array of similarly grim media reports, are currently alerting us to a potential impending global disaster of nearly incomprehensible magnitude.

There are so many advantages of solar energy in our home energy bills. You can really make a list of all the advantages but the main advantage is that it gives you saving on your home bills. Another big factor is that you are helping the environment. Some of these devices are in the forms of panels that generate the power and turn it into energy power. The first major advantage is that these panels should last around 20 years or longer, in fact many manufacturers offer guarantees of 20 years or longer.

Going about a home energy audit is one smart way of cutting the utility bills that you pay for at the end of every month.

Many people tend to forget about the parts of their homes that might be causing the rise in the home energy consumption.

One fact that you must learn to take note of is that the home appliances that you possess, although they are switched off and not in use, still consume energy because of the phantom loads that they create.

Examples of these are the VCRs, stereo components, microwave oven, toasters, and the stoves.

As of late, a lot of people are all about saving money. However, this doesn’t mean you have to be cheap or not have certain things you like having in your life. One of the first things that people check out if they want to start saving money on their bills is by looking at their lighting sources. Chances are that 65 Watt bulb is sucking in a lot of energy and sucking out a lot of money from your bank account. You have to figure if you live in a town home or a house, you probably have on average somewhere around 90 bulbs. Between the halogens, lamps, overheads, fan lights, etc. I mean you are literally burning light with all these bulbs.

Well if you do, then I would suggest looking online. I think you would really be amazed at the assortment you can find. Not only can you find a lot of varying types but the prices really are awesome and a lot of these sites have the new LED energy saving lights which could save you a ton of money! I have a swimming pool out in my yard with the caged screen. And I have a jacuzzi as well. So I have the LED Submersible lights in my pool and jacuzzi. I used to spend a lot of money on these LED lights - no more! Plus, these guys seem to last a lot longer, they are better for your budget, better for the earth and frankly I think they are of a higher quality.