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This document provides everyday solutions that individuals can take to help address climate change problems. It suggests cutting bottled water from your diet to reduce waste, controlling phantom power by unplugging devices when not in use, and using cold water to wash clothes to save energy. The document also includes links to find out what items can be recycled locally and how to make non-toxic home cleaning products rather than store-bought versions.
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