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By: Megan Esperti

 Don’t use your dryer: hang your clothes on a clothes line instead.  Wash clothes in cold water.  Replace light bulbs with CFLs.  Use the microwave instead of the oven.  Turn off lights that aren’t being used.

 Regulate the temperature in your house.  Clean/replace air filters.  Lower thermostat on hot water heater to 120 degrees.  Turn off your computer when your not using it.  Burn all excess trash that can not be recycled.

 Buy a Hybrid car.  Buy more CFL light bulbs for my house.  Buy all energy star appliances.  Always keep up the maintenance of your car.

 1- measure your carbon footprint at work.  2 - switch off lights and equipment when not in use.  3 - Unplug chargers.  4 - Print responsibly.  5 - Recycle in the office.  6 - Think before you travel for business.  7 - Buy energy efficient equipment and appliances.  8 - Buy green electricity.  9 - Install micro-renewable technologies.  10 - Champion change and make awareness.

 If you reduce how much you drive your car in a year, you can save 500 pounds of CO2 if you reduce to driving 10 miles a week.  Instead of driving your car you could walk, ride your bike, take public transportation whenever possible.

 If you buy as much organic foods as possible you could remove 580 billion pounds of CO2.  You can buy things like: vegetables, fruits, whole wheat spaghetti/bread, etc.