» Swap out incandescent bulbs for compact fluorescent bulbs. CFs use about 66% less energy and last up to 10 times longer.

» Recycle whenever possible. Recycling just one aluminum can saves the amount of energy required to run a TV for three hours.
» Say no to junk mail - 100 million trees' worth are sent out each year.
» Turn down your thermostat by two degrees in the winter (and up two degrees in the summer). You'll prevent 2,000 pounds of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere this year.
» Take reusable tote bags when you go shopping - you could keep up to 1,500 bags per year out of landfills.
» When you go out for coffee, bring a reusable insulated mug.
» Walk or bike wherever possible. The earth and your body will thank you. If it's too far to walk, take public transportation. If you must drive, consider a hybrid or energy-efficient vehicle.
» Visit farmers' markets and other sources for local produce to cut down on the negative effects of long-distance food transportation.
» Turn off your PC at night. Use a laptop instead of a desktop computer and cut 75% of your electrical use.
» Switch to cold-water washing and save 80% on laundry energy.