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Tip #20: Let your computer get some sleep - screen savers don’t save energy. Automatic switching to sleep mode or manually turning monitors off is the better energy-saving choice.
Tip #19: Carpool. Seriously. It’s that easy.
Tip #18: Be a part of the 2% solution - it only takes two minutes.
Tip #17: Invest your green in green - “This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to invest in young companies that are changing the world for the better.”
Tip #16: Wet Clean instead of Dry Clean. Avoid the hazardous solvent perc by finding a cleaner that uses alternate methods or invest in a steamer and do it yourself.
Tip #15: Visit CarbonCounter.org to check your home’s carbon footprint and ways to offset your emissions.
Tip #14: Use eco-friendly renewable bamboo for home remodeling or laying new floors.
Tip #13: If you aren’t recycling, have questions about recycling or just need to be schooled on the rules, Earth911.org is for you.
Tip #12: With the warmer month approaching, if you’re investing in a new air conditioner, make sure it’s an Energy Star qualified one.
Tip #11: Grow salad greens on your windowsill. Visit TheDailyGardener.com for more indoor gardening tips.
Tip #10: Reducing your junk mail - at DMAChoice.org - will GREATLY help the environment.
Tip #9: Switch out your skin care products to the ecocentric Pangea Organics line. During the month of April their products will be on sale. Their packaging goes beyond recyclable – you can plant it!
Tip #8: Take your lunch to work? Invest in some To-Go Ware - reusable bamboo utensils. Part of being green is moving beyond a “throw-away” society.
Tip #7: Read Sophie Uliano’s Gorgeously Green for eco-friendly ways to become just that!
Tip #6: Stay up-to-date on everything green with TreeHugger.com.
Tip #5: Recycle your cell phone or computer.
Tip #4: Does your spring cleaning agenda include a coat of fresh paint to refresh a room? Try Milk Paint - the colors are gorgeous; the paint all natural.
Tip #3: Looking for green household cleaning products that actually look good in the house? Try Isabella Smith’s line.
Tip #2: Read or revisit Walden, by Henry David Thoreau. Talk about the first environmentalist, Thoreau reminds us that sitting quietly on a pond is one of nature’s best pastimes.
Tip #1: Plant or buy a tree.