Isabel Grafal #3 electricity
Tammy I pledge to implement my Pick 5 starting with small steps at home.
Pick 5 for the Environment (from the US EPA) Hey, Pick 5ers, action #3 is "save electricity." Share your thoughts on how to do that in the summer in our blog's Question of the Week!
Source: blog.epa.gov
Keeping cool in hot weather usually takes energy - turning up the air conditioner, driving to a swimming spot, and more. But using more energy can affect the environment, too.
GayLynn Johnson Yes, I'll give it a stab.
Pick 5 for the Environment (from the US EPA) Hey fans! Have you tried the Pick 5 app?
Source: apps.facebook.com
Leron Rabinowiz
a message for all my friends the EPA is asking for your top 5 things to do for the environment...here's what i submitted, what would you?
the top 5 option are:
fruit, nuts, seeds, vegetables & grains
with those as your five you will: end world hunger due to animal agriculture due to the inefficient use of water, grain, and soy which causes water/food shortages - not to mention the efficiencies in electricity and petroleum usage. Plus, a veggie diet can prevent: deforestation; soil degradation; oceanic dead zones; air and water pollution; climate change. And the list goes on like dramatically reducing health care costs (go to a hospital and ask who there is a vegetarian better yet vegan. Did I miss a point or two, let me know.
Source: www.meatfreepetition.com
Pick 5 for the Environment (from the US EPA) Hey folks, we're thinking about inviting everyone to write a short piece (200-300 words) on the various Pick 5 actions that we'd publish in our blog, Greenversations. For example, action 1 is "use less water." The concept is that Pick 5ers would write something about what they're doing, but instead of it just appearing here, it'd appear in our public blog. Would you participate?
Pick 5 for the Environment (from the US EPA) New video on why home builders are incorporating EPA's Indoor airPLUS specifications for new homes.
Source: www.youtube.com
Accessible version: http://www.epa.gov/indoorairplus/ EPA created Indoor airPLUS to help builders meet the growing consumer preference for homes with improved indoor air quality. To earn the Indoor airPLUS ...
Pick 5 for the Environment (from the US EPA)
Hey Pick 5ers! Option #4 is "reduce, reuse, recycle!" What do you do with your food waste? Let us know in response to our blog's question of the week: http://blog.epa.gov/blog/2009/07/06/qotw -food-waste
Learn more about food waste:
Source: www.epa.gov
Food leftovers are the single-largest component of the waste stream by weight in the United States. Americans throw away more than 25 percent of the food we prepare, about 96 billion pounds of food waste each year. ...
Nina Morton Akindele Encouraging friends and families to be environmental through http://livegreenspendless.blogspot.com/
Source: livegreenspendless.blogspot.com
I want to leave a lower carbon footprint, breathe cleaner air, drink cleaner water, keep this beautiful planet beautiful. I hope that this blog will help a few people to make a few changes. Living greener is easy and saves money. ...
Pick 5 for the Environment (from the US EPA)
Let's try another experiment: take a picture of yourself holding a sign with some simple environmental action: "drive less" or "wear sunscreen" or "turn the lights off" or whatever you like. Nothing fancy necessary: magic marker on paper is fine.
Then head to the EPA fan page and post it.
Need ideas? Try http://www.epa.gov/pick5
Keya Help Save the Earth and read the Book "Green Goes With Everything" by Sloan Barnett
Pick 5 for the Environment (from the US EPA) Summer has started! Number 9 of the 10 options in Pick 5 for the environment is "Enjoy the outdoors safely" How do you plan to accomplish this goal? Here's one site to help you at the beach.
Source: www.epa.gov
Beaches are a place to play, watch wildlife, fish, and swim. With beaches giving us so much, we have to protect them from a variety of potential problems. We can help you plan a trip to the beach, learn about beaches and the issues around them, and understand how we protect beaches.
Charles Welch Global Climate Change Impacts In The United States key points-
Source: www.solcomhouse.com
June 16, 2009-The White House released a new report representing a consensus of 13 agencies developed over a year and half, entitled Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States. Here are some key points of the report.