What are some things you have done to 'Go Green?'

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   Beaniposted 7 years ago

   What are some things you have done to 'Go Green?'
   
   Recycle more? Use less water? WHAT have you noticed with your change?

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   How?posted 7 years ago

   Hello again..!
   Nice question...
   Today the most important thing is to generate awareness and to take actions against global warming..
   I am very strict at saving water.. I keep telling my mother and father to save water... Its the most priced possession we have today...
   
   I have also planted trees in college global awareness programe

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   Sirena Seaposted 7 years ago

   I've always recycled and tried to be pretty conservative with things like water and energy, but there will always be more I can do. One change I made a couple years ago was to completely quit buying water bottles. It's really easy to just go refill a reusable one, saves money, and there haven't been any downsides. I've also tried to start walking more instead of driving whenever possible, and it's been nice to be outside more and get some exercise! Next, I want to pay increasing attention to exclusively buying products with less and/or recyclable packaging.

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   Daffy Duckposted 7 years ago

   I recycle everything.  Public transportation.  Riding a bike.  Walking.  Reusable bags for shopping.

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   peterxdunnposted 7 years ago

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   If you are truly serious about making a difference then please download this pdf and pass it on to anyone that you might think has the necessary skills (a degree in engineering or computer-aided-design, perhaps) to do something constructive with it.
   
   All the best.

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   Supernova949posted 7 years ago

   I recycled my old iPod!
   
   http://www.repairzoom.com/ipod-repair/i … cling.html

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   lime light powerposted 7 years ago

   My house's energy usage is partially solar powered by a 4.8 kw solar pv system. Shopping for a new car and strongly considering an all electric vehicle... again, solar on the roof of my house, then part of the car would be charged by clean electrons. Ride a bike as often as possible. Recycle. And everything else I can.

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   rishisabposted 7 years ago

   Cycling and Recycling
   
   And of course, not wasting water and electricity. And I guess, in order to notice any change, we have to convince our friends and family members to do the same.

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   EltMrxposted 7 years ago

   Take public transportation, changed my light bulbs to the energy efficient ones... that's pretty much it

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    robinhood143posted 6 years ago

    
    
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    Robie Benveposted 6 years ago

    Easy ideas for going green, free or low cost. Tips on how to reduce, reuse, recycle, repurpose, and even save money. Embrace a green lifestyle. read more

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    marcJposted 3 years ago

    If you garden, here are a few ways to recycle while you're at it!
    
    http://marcj.hubpages.com/hub/Gardening … e-Recycler

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    Deborah Minterposted 9 months ago

    I eat 100 percent organic. I grow my garden ..... I hate plastic. I use my stainless steel water bottle and reusable bags. I don't use a bag at all if I am buying a few things. I carpool when possible..... And make my own compost.

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