SCOTT SIMON, host: This is Morning Edition from NPR News.  I'm Scott Simon.</s>SCOTT SIMON, host: Put Wind Brower(ph) to work on gas prices.  Mr. Brower of Bloomington, Indiana, is 10 years old.  He discovered in a recent school science project that his family could save a dollar a day by turning off their four computers at night.  His father works for the Monroe County Technical Services Department and suggested his son describe his project to the county council.  He did.  And then he calculated how much money the county could save by turning off their 550 computers at night.  That would be 25,000 dollars.  So as a result of Wind Brower's presentation, Monroe government county computers will be turned off at night, which will help the county meet its goal of reducing energy by five percent this year.  By the way, Wind Brower got an A plus on his science fair project.
A 12-year-old has come up with a plan to save his town thousands of dollars.