Join the IslamCrunch Green Team to fight global warming. Since we are in a green mode, we wanted to share with you how IslamCrunch tries to minimize it’s carbon footprint and minimize global warming on a micro scale. We have been using the LocalCooling app for awhile now and recently upgraded to version 2 of their environmentally conscious app.

What is the LocalCooling app?

LocalCooling is a 100% FREE power management tool, from Uniblue Research Labs, that allows users to optimize their energy savings in minutes and as a result reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

What does LocalCooling do?

Download the 100% FREE LocalCooling application and to automatically optimize your PC’s power consumption by using a more effective power save mode. You will be able to see your savings in real-time translated to more environmental terms such as how many trees and gallons of oil you have saved.

LocalCooling will:

• Cut your energy bills
• Reduce the amount of greenhouse gas CO2 emissions as a
  result of your reduced PC power consumption
• Give you full control over your power mode settings
• Improve your overall efficiency and computing experience
• Show you, in detail, how much you have saved since installing the software

Click the banner above to download the app. You will be added to the IslamCrunch Green Team, a group of dedicated users fighting together to reduce global warming. Our stats will be collected and grouped together.

Found this environmentally conscious, socially active site via Facebook: http://www.greendeen.blogspot.com/

Their mission statement: “Green Deen is a proactive effort of young Muslim activists from Southern California who have come together for the sake of Allah (swt) to raise awareness and change the current environmental conditions by promoting a healthier, greener and more environmentally conscious lifestyle.”

The GreenDeen blog was started in April 2008 and has already posted beneficial content for those who want to be mindful of how we interact with the environment.

They have a strong following on Facebook for a young site, with 318 members in their group.

Get green for your deen!