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I need tips on going green.?

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What else can I recycle besides cans and plastic.

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  1. walk more, do daily things that save electricity/water, change your light bulbs, uhhh i think those are the main ones, good for you!


  2. Just use common sense

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    And you will be on your way to learning other things that you live with and how they effect the place we all live in and on

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  3. Here is a list of resources.

  4. newspaper, you can use your old newspaper for gift wrapping

  5. Paint yourself green, eat things that are green, dye your hair green- only then will you go green.

  6. you can recycle paper.

    you can reuse ziploc bags, wash them out and reuse them.

    use two-in-one shampoos, the ones that are shampoo and condition combined-- it creates less suds that go down the drain and you only have one plastic bottle, not two.

    unplug things when not in use.  don't leave lights, air conditioners, etc. on when you are not around.  

    consolidate car trips to use less fuel.

  7. paper, newspaper

    glass

    aluminum tabs

    detergent containers

    your car is mostly recyclable

    computers

    cell phones

    collect rain water, use it to water garden or grass

    old food. make compost

    give those old clothes to salvation army

    etc.

  8. Try recycling them old peices of papers lyk newspapers that yu dnt need or paper adverts tht kind of stuff. Where i live they hav blue bags where we puts all our old paper in. And blue boxes were tins go in.

    Another thing yu cud do is that all yur leftover food or the food yur gunna through away put it in a bin liner bag or summat leave it there, and after a few week i think it turns to soil.

    Gd Luck x

  9. Get some green paint and paint yourself.

  10. I use shaklee cleaning products. If you are willing to spend some money, shaklee has a starting kit you could purchase on their website, it is kind of expensive, but cheaper than buying all the products individually. look at what they have and what you would use. even their dryer sheets and cleaning wipes are recyclable. maybe instead of buying the whole starter kit you could just purchase a few things. their stuff is also very concentrated so you dont use a lot of it, one bottle of laundry detergent lasted me almost a year, and I do about two loads a week, sometimes three.

  11. go to these sites and get these books

    treehugger.com

    green.alltop.com

    ecomall.com

    ecochoices.com

    naturalcollection.com

    theorganicpages.com

    newdream.org

    coopamerica.com

    ens-newswire.com

    foe.org

    environmentaldefense.org

    epa.gov

    awionline.org

    catgen.com/ifat/en

    fairtrade.net

    charmoneshoes.com

    branchhome.com

    econsciousmarket.com

    furnature.com

    methodhome.com

    modgreenpod.com

    mrsmeyers.com

    milkpaint.com

    gcollection.com

    paporganics.com

    vivattera.com

    theorganicmattressstore.com

    farmaesthetics.com

    jason-naturals.com

    juicebeauty.com

    pageaorganics.com

    abundantearth.com

    greenearthcleaning.com

    chelsea-girl.com

    prana.com

    bepresent.com

    coolnotcruel.com

    mociun.com

    johnpatrickorganic.com

    indigenousdesigns.com

    albabotanica.com

    gaiam.com

    satarainc.com

    hankettes.com

    greenhome.com

    earth911.com

    intentblog.com

    recycline.com

    lavera.com

    aveda.com

    natracare.com

    organicessentials.com

    drhauschka.com

    johnmasters.com

    aubrey-organics.com

    hugonatural.com

    annasova.com

    coyuchiorganic.com

    kocandels.com

    just keep cutting and pasting my friend you will find what you need especially on treehugger.com and ecomall.com its a amazing resource but dont discount green.alltop.com either because it is a site that has major green sites all in one place that is a link to them and is updated daily i love it

    books

    365 ways to change the world : how to make a difference--one day at a time / Michael Norton

    500 ways to change the world / Global Ideas Bank ; edited and compiled by Nick Temple

    Farewell, my Subaru : an epic adventure in local living / Doug Fine

    Go green, live rich : 50 simple ways to save the Earth and get rich trying / David Bach, with Hillary Rosner.

    The green book : the everyday guide to saving the planet one simple step at a time / Elizabeth Rogers and Thomas M. Kostigen with a foreword by Cameron Diaz and William McDonough

    Green living : the E magazine handbook for living lightly on the earth / by the editors of E/the environmental magazine

    It's easy being green : a handbook for earth-friendly living / Crissy Trask ; illustrations by Mike Clelland.

    The lazy environmentalist : your guide to easy, stylish, green living / Josh Dorfman

    Making kind choices : everyday ways to enhance your life through earth- and animal-friendly living / Ingrid Newkirk ; foreword by Paul McCartney.

    MySpace OurPlanet : change is possible / by the MySpace community ; with Jeca Taudte ; foreword by Tom Anderson

    Worldchanging : a user's guide for the 21st century / edited by Alex Steffen ; foreword by Al Gore ; design by Sagmeister

    Ethical markets : growing the green economy / Hazel Henderson with Simran Sethi ; foreword by Hunter Lovins

    Sustainable planet : solutions for the twenty-first century / edited by Juliet B. Schor and Betsy Taylor

    trust me there all excellent books i love them and they have alot of info

  12. Don't use plastic grocery sacks, get  paper ones that you can add to a compost pile.

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