The Myths of Going Green
The Myths of Going Green
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| 1 | Never leave the lights on when you leave a room. | |
| 2 | You can trust product labels that say "green," "eco-friendly," "earth smart" and the like. | |
| 3 | Switching to solar is a great way to achieve energy savings. | |
| 4 | Energy savings (and tax credits) will eventually pay for replacement windows. | |
| 5 | "Biodegradable" products that return to their natural state save landfill space. | |
| 6 | You'll recoup the higher price you pay for a hybrid car in savings at the pump. | |
| 7 | It's worth paying 20 to 40 percent extra to buy organic because the food is healthier. | |
| 8 | You can reduce your carbon footprint by eating locally grown foods. | |
| 9 | You can neutralize your share of greenhouse-gas emissions by purchasing carbon offsets. | |
| 10 | New homes are more energy-efficient than older homes. |
The Truth, as Far as Greenbacks Go
Want to know the truth? Read Kiplinger's take on these myths about the cost of green living. G4
