Advertise your trash. It may be someone else's treasure.
10-15% of all discarded appliances are reusable. Selling your trash will lessen the size of landfills—and increase the size of your wallet.
Switch to reusable grocery bags. Avoid annoying questions about paper or plastic.
The average American family tosses out 1,500 plastic bags a year, each one taking about 1,000 years to decompose.
Plant a tree and breathe easier in the shade.
A single tree can absorb one ton of carbon dioxide over a 40-year lifespan.
Spread the word. Plant the seeds of environmental knowledge.
The more you know, the more you have to tell your friends. The more friends you tell, the easier it will be to get things done.
Unplug unused electronics. They sap energy when you least expect it.
Phantom electricity from industrialized countries accounts for 75 million tons of CO2.
Pay bills online. Save time, paper and a lot of stamp-licking.
405,000 trees are felled each year to make America's phone bills.
Use bamboo products. They're good for more than just pandas.
Bamboo stores more CO2 and generates 35% more oxygen than the same amount of trees.
Familiarize yourself with "green" labels. Make sure to use the most reliable ones.
Using Energy Star appliances will cut your phantom energy by up to 50%.
Carpool. Ideally with someone who owns a hybrid.
Commuting with just one extra passenger will help save 1.7 tons of CO2 per year.
Buy vintage. You'll look hot and keep the planet cool.
Making old styles new helps keep clothes out of landfills, and some harmful chemicals from seeping into the water supply.
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