Home energy costs U.S. families $1,900 per year and could be cut in half with energy efficient improvements. With over 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases being released into the air to produce home energy it is a dirty process as well.
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Reusable shopping bags could lower the price of gasoline and help protect you from harmful toxins. If China can save 1.6 billion tons of oil by banning plastic shopping bags, think about what American’s could do by using reusable bags.
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Leaky toilets are often overlooked, causing hundreds of gallons of water to be wasted in households across the country. With a large toilet leak averaging over 200 gallons a day fixing that annoying leak can save you money and conserve precious water.
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Compact fluorescent light bulbs can last up to 11 years and help reduce home energy costs upwards of $68 over their lifespan. Getting every American to switch to CFL bulbs would equal the removal of 11 million smog producing vehicles from the road each year.
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Making the most out of your commute is an easy win, especially when it can save a few pennies along the way. Your car is a mini electric power plant that is capable of providing power to all sorts of mobile devices to charge up while on the road.
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