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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!!!
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Support recycling efforts in your community
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Instead of driving, walk to your neighborhood shop
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Be conscious of your consumption habits
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Support waste minimization and recycling for a better environment
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Water is a precious commodity: don’t waste it
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Teach our children to respect the environment for they are our future
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It takes energy to dispose waste. So less waste means less energy used and more resources saved
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When packing food, use reusable containers
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Keep your car well tuned, keep the atmosphere clean!
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Collect used plastic bottles, tin cans, and newspapers for recycling
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Save on paper towels in the kitchen. Use a cloth towel instead
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Don’t waste energy by leaving lights or machines on unnecessarily
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Start or join an environment club
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Take care of the earth and she will take care of you.
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Carpool to school, to work and activities
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Don’t burn leaves; use them for composting
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Plant as many trees and shrubs as possible
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Don’t buy gifts made from endangered flora or fauna
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Biodegradable products are best
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The less energy we use, the less we need fossil fuel, and the less carbon dioxide is emitted into the atmosphere
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Avoid disposable goods which contribute to waste
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Use rechargeable batteries and save
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Turn off the lights and TV when you leave the room
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Earth’s resources are limited: don’t waste
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Buy energy efficient appliances
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Reduce the usage of plastics which are non-biodegradable
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Keep the air clean; reduce open burning
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Enjoy your picnic on the beach and parks; take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints
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Drive less, walk more. It’s healthy and environmentally friendly
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Water is a precious commodity: don’t pollute our waterways
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Admire nature’s beauty: don’t destroy it
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Reuse envelopes and file folders
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Buy recycled products
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Switch from disposable to reusable products: food and beverage containers, cups, plates, writing pens, razors, diapers, towels, shopping bags, etc.
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While shopping, if you only buy a few products skip the shopping bag. For larger purchases, bring your own
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Use both sides of each piece of paper -- for note taking or printing documents from your computer (at home or work). Create note pads by stapling together once-used paper.
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Healthy environment, healthy people
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Keep our beaches and parks clean
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Practice green living; make informed judgments
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Compost yard and kitchen waste
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Be aware of ozone friendly products
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Don’t pour chemicals down drains or in storm sewers
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Buy only what you need
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Buy quality products that will last
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When shopping, bring your own shopping basket and refuse plastic bags
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Use energy efficient lighting systems and bulbs
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Before you throw something away, ask if it can be reused or recycled
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Purchase CFC free products
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Avoid buying disposable items
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Don’t dump oil or other waste down a storm drain
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Minimise the use of chemical pesticides
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Don’t pluck flowers or plants in nature reserves
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Keep our waterways clean to help marine life thrive
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Explore ecotourism
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Obey open burning restrictions
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Use CFC free refrigerants
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Send e-mail memos to save paper
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