With $300 million from the stimulus bill allocated to states for cash back rebates, you have a chance to save on the purchase of new ENERGY STAR qualified appliances. Take advantage of EcoRebates' interactive map, where you can look up information about your specific state rebate program.

Looking to make your home greener? Green Made Simple has a terrific rebate/tax credit tool. You can get up-to-date information on offers from your local utility, and state & federal government; find free home efficiency equipment offers and money-saving programs you can join; and, in many cases, print out the application right from their site. Categories include everything from energy-efficient appliances to solar power to water conservation.

American Standard has a handy state-by-state map of rebates available for water conservation (such as putting in a low-flow toilet, replacing your old washing machine, or installing low-water use landscaping.) Click on your state to find out if there are water conservation rebates available in your neck of the woods.

The Stimulus Bill provided $300 million to states for consumer rebates on select ENERGY STAR qualified appliances. Check out DOE's info page to see when your state is starting its program. Some states are already offering rebates; all 50 States and 6 US territories are slated to have a program, most starting in the first few months of 2010.

Save 24 proofs of purchase of Baby's Only dairy or soy formulas and Nature's One will send you a coupon for 2 free units. You can buy direct online (and get free shipping on case orders) or check out the list of retailers who carry their products.

First time buyers enjoy a five dollar rebate on Milk Paint. These paints are biodegradable, with no VOCS, HAPs (hazardous air pollutants) or EPA-exempt solvents added. You can find the rebate form and the list of dealer locations on Milk Paint's website.

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