Christine Woodside is an environmental reporter and award-winning journalist. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Woman’s Day, Christian Science Monitor, and Hartford Courant.

“Those concerned or curious about energy conservation or looking to save a buck or two by changing wasteful habits should pick up this book.”-- Newsday “Here’s a suggestion: spend the equivalent of about five gallons and educate yourself about alternative power sources and doable ways to save energy. …Woodside’s book is one investment that should pay off quickly.”-- Columbia Daily Tribune

Christine Woodside is an environmental reporter and award-winning journalist. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Woman’s Day, Christian Science Monitor, and Hartford Courant.

“Those concerned or curious about energy conservation or looking to save a buck or two by changing wasteful habits should pick up this book.”-- Newsday “Here’s a suggestion: spend the equivalent of about five gallons and educate yourself about alternative power sources and doable ways to save energy. …Woodside’s book is one investment that should pay off quickly.”-- Columbia Daily Tribune

Christine Woodside is an environmental reporter and award-winning journalist. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Woman’s Day, Christian Science Monitor, and Hartford Courant.

“Those concerned or curious about energy conservation or looking to save a buck or two by changing wasteful habits should pick up this book.”-- Newsday “Here’s a suggestion: spend the equivalent of about five gallons and educate yourself about alternative power sources and doable ways to save energy. …Woodside’s book is one investment that should pay off quickly.”-- Columbia Daily Tribune