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This document discusses how various electronic devices like televisions, computers, phones, projectors and microwaves are often left on when not in use, wasting electricity. It suggests that classrooms could use natural sunlight instead of leaving lights on, and that people should turn off devices like computers and phones when not actively using them to conserve energy.
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- 3. A lot of classes waste electricity by leaving the lights on but they could just use the sunshine for light!
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