Want to reduce your contribution to global warming-induced climate disruption? The Union of Concerned Scientists and the Earth Communications Office offers "Ten Cool Money-Saving Ideas to Slow Global Warming" at http://www.climatestar.org/choices.html .

Would you like to learn how to save energy? Here're some resources:

• The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy offers tips at http://www.eere.energy.gov/consumerinfo/energy_savers .
• The Alliance to Save Energy offers tips at http://www.ase.org .
• So does the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy at http://www.aceee.org .

Would you like to find out how or whether your state is promoting energy efficiency? Search the Alliance to Save Energy's State Energy Efficiency Index, online at http://www.ase.org/content/article/detail/2356 .

Would you like to perform an energy audit on your home? The Home Energy Saver site offers a free online do-it-yourself energy audit at http://www.HomeEnergySaver.lbl.gov . It also has FAQ and "ask an expert" features.

How much insulation do you need in your home for maximum energy efficiency? Does your state offer financial incentives to insulate? Answers to these questions and more can be found at the North American Insulation Manufacturers Association http://www.simplyinsulate.com site.

Would you like to be able to assess the energy efficiency of your appliances and electronics? If so, pick up P3 International's Kill A Watt device, online at http://www.p3international.com/products/special/P4400/P4400-CE.html.

Want tips on how to save water? Go to the American Water Works Association site at http://www.waterwiser.org .