43 environmentally friendly things

Learn to sew and make DIY clothes instead of buying new clothes. This is also a big money-saver!

I have several appliances that I don’t use much, so when they aren’t in use, they are unplugged!

Our lightbulbs burned out, so we went out and bought energy saving lightbulbs!

Do whatever you, wherever you can, WHENEVER you can. YOU are the one who can make a difference. So do it. Now. Just switch off your light and open a window, turn off TVs on standby, unplug your charger, whatever can help.

And get your family to join in, tell your friends, and HELP OUR WORLD.

Only plug in a charger if it needs charging, not just in case the battery might die. Only plug it in when it gets to a crucial level.

If you buy your shopping online, you’re saving money on gas AND you won’t be using your car, which is good! On buying items from eBay and auction sites not only save money, but saves the planet too and practically another form of recycling. Go eBay!

Now that I have my own apartment, most of this green stuff is easier to do. My fiancé and I use recycled toilet paper. It’s not very soft, but it gets the job done and it’s good for the environment.

And go and soak up the sun! Even if it’s raining you can read, write, talk or even eat instead. The more electricity we use, the worse our planet will be.

I recycled some dead AAAs at Best Buy the other day. They have a little kiosk set up for recycling batteries, cell phones, and something else. I think it’s pretty neat!

I just stopped credit card statements from coming to my mailbox. So I reduced gas spent and paper used! Yay me.