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WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbors and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbors and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbours and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbors and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbors and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbors and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbors and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

WAYS TO MAKE GREENER WORLD

1. Make your own non-toxic cleaning products.

Doing this will reduce the use of plastics because you are reusing plastic containers to hold the cleaning products. The ingredients are also biodegradable which means it is gentler on the environment.

2. Grow an organic garden.

Being able to rely on yourself for fresh produce is very rewarding. Share your harvest with neighbors and preserve the excess for years to come. If you don't have space or time to grow a garden, shop locally and support local farmers.

3. Set up a compost bin.

Add a few fewer things to the landfill by composting your kitchen scraps. All plant-derived foods, coffee grounds, and tea leaves can be composted. Have a small container in your home to place items in. When the storage container gets full, transfer the waste to an outdoor bin. Use the results to enrich fertile soil in the garden.

4. Explore the idea of purchasing energy-efficient appliances.

They may cost more upfront but in the end, you will save money because they use less energy. Replace regular light bulbs with their energy-efficient counterparts. You pay a little more, but the life of the bulb is significantly longer.

AN ECO HOME

John Kangister and his wife, Kathy, live in an interesting house. It‟s an eco-home. Eco homes don't harm the environment. They don't use coal or oil, so they don't produce dangerous gases.

John and Kathy's eco-home is in California, USA. It looks like a house from one of The Lord of the Rings films. Most of the house is underground. The house was very cheap to build. It has wooden walls and floors. The windows are recycled glass. There are solar panels to make electricity for the lights, DVD players, and computers. John and Kathy get water from a well and they grow vegetables in the mud on top of the house.

Now John and Kathy don't want to live anywhere else. They love their home because it helps the planet greener and it looks fantastic. They think that eco homes are a great idea for everyone.

AN ECO HOME

John Kangister and his wife, Kathy, live in an interesting house. It‟s an eco-home. Eco homes don't harm the environment. They don't use coal or oil, so they don't produce dangerous gases.

John and Kathy's eco-home is in California, USA. It looks like a house from one of The Lord of the Rings films. Most of the house is underground. The house was very cheap to build. It has wooden walls and floors. The windows are recycled glass. There are solar panels to make electricity for the lights, DVD players, and computers. John and Kathy get water from a well and they grow vegetables in the mud on top of the house.

Now John and Kathy don't want to live anywhere else. They love their home because it helps the planet greener and it looks fantastic. They think that eco homes are a great idea for everyone.

AN ECO HOME

John Kangister and his wife, Kathy, live in an interesting house. It‟s an eco-home. Eco homes don't harm the environment. They don't use coal or oil, so they don't produce dangerous gases.

John and Kathy's eco-home is in California, USA. It looks like a house from one of The Lord of the Rings films. Most of the house is underground. The house was very cheap to build. It has wooden walls and floors. The windows are recycled glass. There are solar panels to make electricity for the lights, DVD players, and computers. John and Kathy get water from a well and they grow vegetables in the mud on top of the house.

Now John and Kathy don't want to live anywhere else. They love their home because it helps the planet greener and it looks fantastic. They think that eco homes are a great idea for everyone.

AN ECO HOME

John Kangister and his wife, Kathy, live in an interesting house. It‟s an eco-home. Eco homes don't harm the environment. They don't use coal or oil, so they don't produce dangerous gases.

John and Kathy's eco-home is in California, USA. It looks like a house from one of The Lord of the Rings films. Most of the house is underground. The house was very cheap to build. It has wooden walls and floors. The windows are recycled glass. There are solar panels to make electricity for the lights, DVD players, and computers. John and Kathy get water from a well and they grow vegetables in the mud on top of the house.

Now John and Kathy don't want to live anywhere else. They love their home because it helps the planet greener and it looks fantastic. They think that eco homes are a great idea for everyone.

AN ECO HOME

John Kangister and his wife, Kathy, live in an interesting house. It‟s an eco-home. Eco homes don't harm the environment. They don't use coal or oil, so they don't produce dangerous gases.

John and Kathy's eco-home is in California, USA. It looks like a house from one of The Lord of the Rings films. Most of the house is underground. The house was very cheap to build. It has wooden walls and floors. The windows are recycled glass. There are solar panels to make electricity for the lights, DVD players, and computers. John and Kathy get water from a well and they grow vegetables in the mud on top of the house.

Now John and Kathy don't want to live anywhere else. They love their home because it helps the planet greener and it looks fantastic. They think that eco homes are a great idea for everyone.