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You don't say what type of insulation is on the attic floor, but, after any gaps in the floor are sealed and the duct joints are sealed and taped, you should be able to have cellulose insulation blown in to the R value recommended for your area (go to www. energystar.gov and enter "Recommended Insulation Levels" in the search field).

Do-It-Yourself: Insulating attic's ceilings and walls isn't always practical Gene Austin 2010

An experienced installer, a solid warranty and top product (see www. energystar.gov and search for Tankless Water Heaters), are you best protections.

Do it yourself: a primer on paint primers Gene Austin 2010

For a full list, go to the Energy Star website at energystar.gov.

Weighing a Custodial Account for Your Kid Cristina Lourosa-Ricardo 2010

Cool-roof shingles that meet Energy Star specifications are eligible for up to $1,500 in federal income-tax credits, although the tax credit is due to expire at the end of this year for more information on tax credits, visit energystar. gov.

Refinishing kit can help hardwood floors' scratches disappear Gene Austin 2010

They typically use about 30% less power than a model without the seal, experts say (more details at wwww. energystar.gov).

Ten Ways to Save Money by Going Green 2010

You can check out energystar. gov for the details there.

CNN Transcript Aug 30, 2009 2009

Consumers can go to energystar. gov and type in their ZIP Code to see what rebates are available in their area.

Eco-Friendly ... and Frugal 2009

For tips on how to make your home more energy efficient, go to energystar. gov

Gadgets Help Cut Energy Bills 2009

Pledge to: make your home more energy efficient at energystar. gov, reduce your household waste at Earth911. com, or be an active member of the Green Generation at earthday. net.

Green Beat: Society and Style Newcomb, Peter 2009

Visit energystar.gov and explore the new Web-based ENERGY STAR virtual programmable thermostat to learn how you can save energy and money based on where you live.

Programmable Thermostats Save Money and Energy – EPA Shows You How 2008