I wanted to see who out there really cared about this big concern. From what I hear, those in Australia are very aware of the concerns that face our world. But, it seems that here in the U.S., residents in general, are not concerned.
What have you done to play your small part to help. I know we can't all afford to put up solar panels or compost our organic waste, but I'm sure with a little effort from a lot of people, we can make a difference.
Personally, I recycle everything I can. I'm lucky that we're given a green trash bin by the city to do this.
I also don't fertilize profusely.
I also try my best to keep the organic wastes and put them in a composting bin.
And, because my husband owns a trucking business, we use FFI products to help eliminate 75% of the emissions that his trucks and our personal vehicles would typically emit. www.paulsam.myffi.biz
Does anyone have any additional suggestions that won't break our bank accounts?
2007-08-24
13:46:00
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Sinnary
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As menionted, I'd really like to hear about what others are doing. I appreciate that some people ride bikes and that's wonderful. Unfortunately, the majority of the world doesn't have that level of commitment. But, just like voting, if more people did a little bit, it would make an impact.
Yes, I drive an SUV. My husband and I have 4 children and it would be difficult to drop them off at daycare on a bike. But, I offset the emissions by 75% by using FFI's products. And, there are hybrids that now emit more toxins then my vehicles.
I would love to hear about the little things that aren't too much to ask of everyone. ie., recycling, etc. Using plants that are appropriate for our regions. What else?
Sinnary
2007-08-26
16:36:36 ·
update #1