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Ways to Reduce, Reuse, and Live Eco-Friendly
Consider buying items from a second-hand store.
Toys, bicycles, roller blades, and other age and size specific items are quickly outgrown. Second hand stores often sell these items in excellent condition since they are used for such a short period of time, and will generally buy them back when you no longer need them.
Have a no-bath week, and take showers instead. Baths require almost twice as much water.
Not only will you reduce water consumption, but the energy costs associated with heating the water.
The average cell phone lasts around 18 months, which means over 200 million phones will be retired each year.
If they go into landfills, the phones and their batteries introduce toxic substances into our environment. There are plenty of reputable programs where you can recycle your phone, many benefiting noble causes.
By some estimates, if all households in the U.S. paid their bills online and received electronic statement instead of paper, we would save 18.5 million trees every year, 2.2 billion tons of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, and 1.7 billion pounds of solid waste.
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