Post a sign at each office printer to remind employees to print two-sided and only those documents that they really need.

Set a kitchen timer when watering with a hose so you don’t lose track of time.

Turning down your central heating thermostat by 1 degree can save up to 10% on fuel bills.

Consider an in-line water heater. It saves a bundle by only heating the water you need.

Instead of using disposable water bottles, try placing a filter at your kitchen sink and the use multiple use water bottles over and over by refilling them.

A rainwater harvesting system can be an effective way to save water. Learn more at treepeople.org.

Carbon dioxide is the number 1 contributor to the greenhouse effect, and cars produce about 30% of the nation’s carbon dioxide emissions. Time to walk?

Schedule a home energy audit. Many utilities offer them for free.

Make sure your refrigerator is the right size for your needs. Bigger isn’t always better.

Challenge yourself to eat locally or organically to cut down on your feast’s food milage.