10 Ways You Can Stop Global Warming
10 ways you can stop global warming
10 ways you can stop global warming, reduce energy consumption and make a difference
1.Get informed and get involved. Read books and newspapers and watch films and DVDs about global warming.Then talk to your neighbours, co-workers, friends, family and community groups about ways to reduce global warming.
2.Fly less. Business travelers can take advantage of great new technologies such as video conferencing and webcasting.And explore new areas close to home for your next vacation.
3.Take public transport (walk, bike, car pool). Consider moving to a location where taking transit and walking are an easy alternative to driving to work.
4.Take care of your trash. Composting all organic waste – and recycling paper, cardboard, cans and bottles – will help reduce the greenhouse gas emissions associated with landfills.
5.Create an energy efficient home. Look for the “Energy Star” label when purchasing new appliances, and replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent light bulbs. Remember to switch off lights when you leave a room and unplug all appliances that are not being used.
6.Purchase your electricity from sustainable energy sources. If renewable energy is not available from your utility, consider purchasing Renewable Energy Certificates, which are like using green power.
7.Get your home an energy audit. Many communities now have local groups that will come into your home and give you an energy audit.
8.Eat wisely. Choose foods that are local, organic and low on the food chain whenever possible. Make the most of seasonal foods.
9.If you buy a car, make fuel efficiency a top priority. Think about the day ahead and plan your trips so that you run as many errands as you can at once.
10.Go carbon neutral! After you’ve reduced, recycled and reused, you will still have a carbon footprint we all do.Become one of a growing group of people who are becoming carbon
10 ways you can stop global warming, reduce energy consumption and make a difference
1.Get informed and get involved. Read books and newspapers and watch films and DVDs about global warming.Then talk to your neighbours, co-workers, friends, family and community groups about ways to reduce global warming.
2.Fly less. Business travelers can take advantage of great new technologies such as video conferencing and webcasting.And explore new areas close to home for your next vacation.
3.Take public transport (walk, bike, car pool). Consider moving to a location where taking transit and walking are an easy alternative to driving to work.
4.Take care of your trash. Composting all organic waste – and recycling paper, cardboard, cans and bottles – will help reduce the greenhouse gas emissions associated with landfills.
5.Create an energy efficient home. Look for the “Energy Star” label when purchasing new appliances, and replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent light bulbs. Remember to switch off lights when you leave a room and unplug all appliances that are not being used.
6.Purchase your electricity from sustainable energy sources. If renewable energy is not available from your utility, consider purchasing Renewable Energy Certificates, which are like using green power.
7.Get your home an energy audit. Many communities now have local groups that will come into your home and give you an energy audit.
8.Eat wisely. Choose foods that are local, organic and low on the food chain whenever possible. Make the most of seasonal foods.
9.If you buy a car, make fuel efficiency a top priority. Think about the day ahead and plan your trips so that you run as many errands as you can at once.
10.Go carbon neutral! After you’ve reduced, recycled and reused, you will still have a carbon footprint we all do.Become one of a growing group of people who are becoming carbon