Gimme more ideas that i can do in my home..Thank you  HAPPY, HAPPY ERATH DAY!!! :) :) :)

--Commuter mug at coffee shops
--Compost
--If it's yellow, let it mellow...

yelp via domesticated pigeons.

gonna BBQ for the NFL draft.

do you have curbside recycling?  I'd take advantage of that.  If not, start to recycle bottles/cans and paper, and figure out where to take them.  

I also save CFL bulbs, batteries, and #5 plastic and take those in.  Best Buy will take two electronic items per day per household, for recycling.

I also like to reuse stuff.  Animal shelters will take plastic grocery bags to use when they walk dogs.  They'll also take boxes that a rabbit can make a home out of, and old sheets and blankets.  I also use plastic grocery bags as trash can liners, so I don't have to purchase bags.

You can reduce a lot of what you throw away this way.  

Reducing meat intake is a great way to help the planet.

You can also modify small plastic boxes (just cut the tops off) to use to organize shelves and drawers.  That way you won't have to buy something plastic that may end up in the garbage at some point.  

If you have old medication, contact your pharmacy to see how to dispose of it.  There may be special instructions for that.

Cutting down on a lot of the paper I use at work. It's so easy to press print and use lots of paper you end up tossing. I also recycle everything I can.

Everyday is earth day...ok I know that sounds like a pompous environ"mental"ist, but it is true

for fun watch this video and take in the beauty of our oceans  (it's not some lecturing enviro thing)

youtube.com/watch?v=7BOh…

i keep all my Hummers well tuned for maximum fuel efficiency.

Compost
Recycle
Car with hi gas milage
Cook my own food
Take my food to work with reusable plates and utinsels
Use only post consumer products when you remodel your house or office or construct projects, and cradle to cradle products
LED lighting
fluorescent lighting

Nothing, really.

Don't forget to put that soapbox in the recycling bin after you are done condemning people, Cliff.

I just signed up for a translink card to try to ride caltrain some day :)

Where is DREW???????????????????????????????

Just made an appointment to turn in my car on Saturday - Plan to live w/o one until I can.
Oh, I'll miss her

Jay
You are DA MAN!!!!

1 hour ago sean m. says:

I'll be lighting up some logs on my firepit in the back yard and then roasting the first "greenie" that comes by to tell me it's "spare the air day."
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There's enviro talk that burning wood is actually better than letting it decay and emit mehane gas...good jobby there Sean

Reducing my bloodgas emissions

Poncho what are YOU doing for earth day?   Why dont you take your new bike out for a ride?

If anyone is interested the Nature Conservancy is an amazing organization and if you make a donation and become a member they send this really well done periodical describing their accomplishments.
www.nature .org

a little about them:
Nature Conservancy -- the leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people.
We're proud of what we've accomplished since our founding in 1951:
* We've protected more than 119 million acres of land and 5,000 miles of rivers worldwide -- and we operate more than 100 marine conservation projects globally.
* We have more than 1 million members.
* We work in all 50 states and more than 30 countries -- protecting habitats from grasslands to coral reefs, from Australia to Alaska to Zambia.
* We address threats to conservation involving climate change, fire, fresh water, forests, invasive species, and marine ecosystems.
Why We're Successful
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* We use a science-based approach -- aided by our more than 700 staff scientists.
* We pursue non-confrontational, pragmatic solutions to conservation challenges.
* We partner -- with indigenous communities, businesses, governments, multilateral institutions, other non-profits...and people such as yourself.
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The Conservancy also operates openly and transparently. Read our annual report and financial statements as well as our statement of core values to find out more about the way we do business.
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Global warming is a myth