 Turn any lights you are not using  Keep windows and doors shut when using heat and air conditioning  Keep house cooler in the winter and warmer in the summer when your not there  Only run dish washer and washer when full  Hand things to dry and avoid dryer when possible  Energy efficient light bulbs  Unplug chargers and gaming systems when not in use  Recycle plastic, paper and glass

 Car pool  Energy efficient cars  Take bus or train  Combing errands into one trip  Walk or ride bike if possible  Reducing number of flights you take  Use car with more space to avoid using roof carrier

 Drink tap water instead of bottled water  Buy local fruits of grow them yourself  Reduce meat consumption  Buy organic  Buy products produced locally instead of over seas  Don’t buy over packaged products (bulk)

 Increase your physical activity  Avoid things that’s aren’t man powered, such as quads, dirt bikes and go karts  Go to a community pool instead of having one in your backyard to save water and electricity

 Reduce Reuse and Recycle  Donate old electronics  Don’t waste food because producing methane in landfills  Double side print  Bring a lunch  Energy star electronics, appliances and windows  Work from home when can  Maintain steady speed while driving

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