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If you want to get the best gas mileage on hot summer days. To keep cool, you should:
 







What's the best way to buy a book if you're looking to minimize your environmental impact?
 










Which is the more eco-friendly way to wash your car?
 






Aside from walking, riding a bicycle, or using public transportation (always the most energy-efficient forms of travel), which of the following ways of commuting uses the least amount of fuel per passenger?
 






Can using cruise control on the highway improve my gas mileage?
 





Which of the following types of car will be responsible for the fewest greenhouse gas emissions in its lifecycle?
 






Letting your car's engine idle while you're not moving uses less gas than restarting, but only if you idle for a short period of time. When does idling become the worse option?
 








You need to get from New York City to Washington D.C. If you're traveling alone, and time and money are of no consequence, which mode of transportation is the most energy-efficient?
 






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