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A Good Reason to Be Conservative
If everyone did just a bit, it could add up to a “whole lot!” Health4earth
My series, 31 Days of Less Waste continues:
Day 3 of 31 days of less waste. and another day of solidarity with the Paris Climate Summit. Change and saving our planet starts with all of us! Today’s post is on driving conservatively. Don’t waste gas, become an ECO driver!
What can we all do to reduce the emissions we put in the air we breathe?
- Drive less: I am fortunate to have good bus service, and can walk to shopping and many of my activities. Our car often stays in the garage for weeks at a time. We even hauled our Thanksgiving turkey home on the bus!
2. Car pool: Most cars have only one person. Not only is this boring, but it is wasteful! You can change this. Make travel fun, offer rides to co-workers, classmates, and others going to your events. Even one-day a week would make a difference!
3. Become an ECO driver: Drive the speed limit and accelerate gently.
4. Maintain your car: Keep tires inflated, filters replaced, and make sure your automobile/truck aren’t emitting excess pollution.
http://www.earth911.com/living-well-being/new-drivers-adopt-eco-friendly-habits/
Welcome March!
Hello, welcome to March blogging. The hope of spring fills my thoughts.
I blog on environmental issues, and am most interested in clean water and clean air.
My mission is: Everyday appreciating our beautiful earth, and working for healthy communities through fewer chemicals, less waste, And more fun!
Do We Want Clean Air and Clean Water?
I am on my way to Climate Reality Leadership Training in Chicago, and 
hope to learn to communicate what we need to do if clean air and clean water are important to us!
Below is from Steve Hogseth of Utah:
When our industrial age began, few could have projected today’s predicament. For decades, the wake-up call has been ringing. We need to utilize fossil fuels in the foreseeable future, as we must maintain our economy. We need to taper off on fossil fuels and embrace gentler energies. Through man’s innovation, greener energies will gain efficiency, mitigating fossil consumption. We need to stop blindly “believing the words” of self-interest lobbyists, greed mongers, oil/coal advocates, and political pundits. We must personally become scientifically attuned.
A question for naysayers: “Even if you do not believe in global warming, why would you not want to address the source of dirty air and water?” Steve Hogseth, Utah
http://www.leadertelegram.com/opinions/letters_to_editor/article_5e9ce4cb-878c-512d-927a-34095ef07bb6.html Steve Hogseth on climate change
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