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Hannah Gibson outlines 25 green changes individuals can make, including unplugging unused items, using power bars and fluorescent light bulbs, buying organic food and riding bikes instead of driving, recycling various materials, taking shorter showers and only running major appliances with full loads, planting trees, and purchasing items with less packaging. The list aims to save energy, water, and reduce waste and environmental impact through more sustainable habits at home.
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25 changes
- 1. By: Hannah Gibson 25 Green Changes
- 3. 2. Use Power Bars
- 4. 3. Use Fluorescent Light Bulbs
- 5. 4. Buy Organic Food
- 6. 5. Ride bike (or walk) instead of using the Car
- 7. 6. Don’t let the water run when you are brushing your teeth
- 8. 7. Turn off air conditioning when you are not in the room
- 9. 8. Instead of using the air conditioning, open the windows
- 10. 9. Install new toilets, so that the water isn’t wasted each flush
- 12. 11. Recycle paper and cardboard
- 14. 13. Buy reusable water bottles
- 15. 14. Use the water tanks instead of but many plastic water bottles
- 16. 15. Take shorter showers (less water)
- 17. 16. Use dishwasher ONLY when it’s full
- 18. 17. Keep Air Conditioning Fan Low
- 19. 18. Turn off lights when leaving the room
- 20. 19. Use cloths washer when it’s full
- 21. 20. Hang Cloths up to dry.
- 22. 21. Plant trees, flowers, etc. in your yard.
- 23. 22. When you buy something, by what has less packaging
- 24. 23. Don’t use paper plates
- 25. 24. Turn off the power bar when not using them
- 26. 25. SPREAD THE WORD!