U.S. Government's Fuel Economy Site

Almost all of the cars and trucks we drive run on fuels derived from oil. Oil is a non-renewable resource, and while there is some debate as to how long this resource will last, we will eventually have to find new ways to power highway vehicles. Until other alternatives are developed, it makes sense to use fossil resources such as oil more efficiently to buy time to develop new and better energy sources and to make the transition to these sources smoother and less expensive.

Global Warming Explained

After years of debate, a near consensus among the world's scientists has concluded that we are warming the planet, and unless we take steps now to curb global warming, our way of life, our planet, and our children are all in grave danger.

Evidence shows that man-made greenhouse gas emissions cause Global Warming. But did you also know that the average American causes 40,000 pounds of harmful CO2 emissions to be released into the Earth's atmosphere each year? That's a whole lot of gas!

There are simple actions we can all take to help curb Global Warming.

Energy Tips

Energy saving tips from the US department of energy

Cool Companies

Everyday, American companies are adopting strategies and technologies that save energy, cut costs and reduce pollution. Energy innovators come in all sizes, in every sector of the economy. If all companies did what the best companies are doing, it would go a long way toward solving our energy challenges - without compromising human health or the environment.

• Unconditionally guaranteed to instantly and permanently repair punctures of up to 1/4" in diameter in the tread area of the tire.
• Maintains correct tire pressure, improving tread life and fuel consumption.
• Seals all internal surfaces of the tire and wheel against air loss.
• Helps preserve the rubber.
• Dissipates tread heat, reducing the major cause of tread wear, increasing tire life and reducing waste.