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Don't run your dishwasher
unless it is full and don't use heat when drying.
Wash your clothes
in cold or warm water - NOT hot.
Your water heater
thermostat should be at 120 degrees - that is hot enough.
Don't overheat or
overcool your rooms. Set it to be lower in winter and higher in summer.
Clean your air filters
or replace them and clean dirty air conditioners.
Buy florescent lightbulbs
to save energy on the ones you already have.
Try simple things
like wrapping your water heater in an insulating jacket.
You should install
special low-use shower heads so as not to use a lot of hot water.
Plug up air leaks
around doors and windows.
Ask your utility
company to find where your home may be poorly insulated or energy inefficient.
Whenever you can,
ride a bike, walk, or use a carpool.
When buying a car
try to get one that has good gas mileage.
Try to recycle or
reuse products.
Insulate your walls
and ceilings.
When buying new windows,
install the best energy saving models.
Plant trees near
your home and paint your home a light color in a warm climate, and a dark
color in a cool climate.
Select the most energy
efficient models for your home.
Try to keep track
of environmental issues and your elected official's voting records.
Try to plan to have
a smaller family because population is one of the biggest problems of
global warming.
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