1. Switch to a reusable coffee filter
2. Eat what’s in season
3. Start an eco-converstion everywhere you go
4. Sign up for online banking to stop receiving paper statements
5. Cancel the phone-book delivery
6. Install a ceiling fan to improve heat and cool-air circulation
7. Opt for an Energy Star–qualified laptop instead of a power-guzzling desktop
8. Replace your lightbulbs with compact fluorescent ones
9. Join a community supported agriculture (CSA) program (visit localharvest.com)
10. Volunteer your time at local conservation agencies
11. Conserve energy by using power strips (many electronics suck power even when off—but power strips in the “off” position don’t)
12. Don’t charge your cell phone overnight
13. Get on the list. Find out if your city has pledged to meet Kyoto Protocol emissions targets; if not, contact your mayor
14. Reuse your Ziploc bags
15. Keep your shades down in the summer and up in the winter
2. Eat what’s in season
3. Start an eco-converstion everywhere you go
4. Sign up for online banking to stop receiving paper statements
5. Cancel the phone-book delivery
6. Install a ceiling fan to improve heat and cool-air circulation
7. Opt for an Energy Star–qualified laptop instead of a power-guzzling desktop
8. Replace your lightbulbs with compact fluorescent ones
9. Join a community supported agriculture (CSA) program (visit localharvest.com)
10. Volunteer your time at local conservation agencies
11. Conserve energy by using power strips (many electronics suck power even when off—but power strips in the “off” position don’t)
12. Don’t charge your cell phone overnight
13. Get on the list. Find out if your city has pledged to meet Kyoto Protocol emissions targets; if not, contact your mayor
14. Reuse your Ziploc bags
15. Keep your shades down in the summer and up in the winter
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