
Maverick Shreeve
7/21/2021 1:16 PM
I think some of the easiest things would be to turn off any extra lights you are not using. Most of the time I won't even use any light around my house I will just walk around in complete darkness. I don't know why I do this I think I just want to see how well I know my house. There are a lot of other saving options but I think the main one that should be focused on is using lights, it's a very simple one but if everyone does it could save so much energy.
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Ibiyinka Ibitoye 7/22/2021 12:43 PM1) Turn off lights and unplug devices when you’re not using them. Every little action adds up!
2) Keep stuff out of the landfill. Sell items you no longer use to thrift shops, have a yard sale, or donate them to charity. Recycle or repurpose everything you can’t get rid of.3) Use the cold water cycle for washing your clothes. And do your laundry in FULL loads. This will decrease the amount of water and energy used, helping you save time and money. Bonus points for line-drying – it takes a lot of energy to power your dryer!
4) Use alternative transportation (bus, train, carpool, or bike) to get to work one day per week. Enjoy the chance to catch up on your reading instead of testing your patience in traffic!