Which of the following describes the EPA's 'Energy Star' program?
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Correct answer: A voluntary EPA labeling program that helps identify energy-efficient products
Energy Star is a joint program between the EPA and the Department of Energy. It uses market incentives rather than regulations to encourage consumers and businesses to save money and protect the environment through energy efficiency.
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