Computer and Web Articles

1) Leafletter (http://www.leafletter.com): According to the developers of Leafletter, their website is “the revolutionary way” for people to create portable, interactive mini-sites using nothing other than a good ol’ web browser. (That would mean Internet Explorer or Firefox or AOL for those of you who aren’t quite sure as to what a web browser is.)

2) FuelEconomy.gov (www.fueleconomy.gov): Find information on gas prices, gas mileage tips and air pollution ratings. Read about the new fuel economy ratings, alternative fuel vehicles, hybrid vehicles, and energy efficiency. Learn why fuel economy is important and how to find your car’s energy impact score. Compare vehicles side-by-side and conduct searches by car class when you’re looking to purchase a new car. Go!

3) Caring Consumer (http://www.caringconsumer.com): This site acts as a helpful guide for consumers interested in purchasing cruelty-free products in order to keep thousands of animals from being poisoned, blinded, tortured and killed each year. Caring consumer explains how to support cruelty-free companies and charities, provides information on choosing cruelty-free investments, and offers articles and resources focused on cruelty-free consumer products.