What are you doing to go "green"?
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I try to..
1. leave the lights off as much as possible, even if they're compact fluorescent
2. take cooler showers
3. using electric powered lawn mowers, weed whackers, and leaf blowers instead of gas
4. make my lawn thick and green -- greener lawns = cleaner air
5. recycle at least half of the waste in my household
6. reuse glass cups instead of putting them in the dishwasher
Drinking lime KoolAid.
look at my icon that says it all
turning off all appliances at the wall and using blankets to keep warm instead of using the reverse cycle air conditioning
ben soz m8 that was sposed to be a thumbs up dude
I don't eat meat from factory farms, grow my own veggies in my garden, ride my bike as much as possible instead of driving and make sure to waste as little as possible.
I've been recycling for years now and I've started composting as of late. I've also switched all of my light bulbs to the new longer lasting ones that use less energy. Doing little things, like turning your home office off when it's idle, can save TONNES (literally) of greenhouse gas from being released into the atmosphere each year!
I'm holding my breath to turn blue and then I'll wait for kidney failure. Yellow and blue makes green.
Al Gore is an idiot. A single volcanic eruption puts out more destructive elements into the atmosphere than man EVER has!
stop washing my underwear , they're just now starting to turn green
Going "green" is a fad... it's just another way to capitalize on people's fears. Global warming is a cycle. Plant all your trees, and drive your little ugly cars, replace all your light bulbs... in the end, volcanoes will still erupt and cause more damage than people could ever do.
I do believe in recycling plastic and papers. I do feel an obligation to keep where I live clean. After all, the planet was a gift from God.
I am having sex with an Alien so we can have green kids
I don't think it's a "fad" as someone mentioned, it's more of an awareness. In the last year, I traded my 4Runner in for a Corolla (love it), replaced all 32 light bulbs in and outside of my house w/ CFL's, recently started recycling, wash as many clothes as possible in cold water, and I've started unplugging all appliances that draw energy even when turned off. I'm a gardener too. It's not much, but it's a good start...
I have adopted TAGP(tm), and I urge everyone else to do so as well.
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