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Companies are increasingly willing to offer consumers discounts for green behaviors such as recycling electronics and receiving statements electronically. But while the behaviors can have an environmental impact, the savings for consumers are usually nominal.

In recognition of Earth Day, which is later this month, we take an investigative look into the environmental impact of video games at all states of their development cycle. In this report, we look to several experts on the matter including Greenpeace and the Natural Resources Defense Council, to ultimately help us answer the question "how green is my game?"

It seems all you hear today is about living a greener lifestyle. You need to reduce your carbon footprint and your environmental impact. We all know that this is important, but it can feel like being lectured at times.

Did you know that when drivers and shops purchased used engines, they not only save money buying a reliable product but reduce their environmental impact? That’s right – buying used engines helps lower resource uses by reducing (not eliminating) the resource intensive process of remanufacturing drive train systems.

Going underground has never been so eco-friendly. Architects and home builders are taking some of their designs underground to decrease environmental impact.