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Many small people in small places, doing small things, CAN CHANGE THE WORLD
HASE NATURE WORKS GREAT WITHOUT ANY REWARD
When the last tree is cut, and the last guy the last fish POISONED FISH ONLYentonses man will realize that money is not eaten
MUCHA GENTE PEQUEÑA EN LUGARES PEQUEÑOS , HACIENDO COSAS PEQUEÑAS ,PUEDEN CAMBIAR EL MUNDO
LA NATURALEZA HASE OBRAS GRANDES SIN RECOMPENSA ALGUNACUANDO EL ULTIMO ARBOL SEA CORTADO , Y EL ULTIMO TIO SE ENVENENADO EL ULTIMO PEZ PESCADO SOLO ENTONSES EL HOMBRE SE DARA CUENTA QUE EL DINERO NO SE COME
Not require major efforts but demand is only alittle education, reform bad habits, and will in providing our bit to preserve our environment.
1. Turn off computers at night, do not leave lit or in hibernation.
2. Use both sides of paper, boththe print and to write in it. After use store and why not take them to a recycler?
3. Avoid consumption of bottled water. Use a reusable container or tap outlet.
4. Shut off the water when you brushyour teeth. Save nearly 4 liters of water.
5. Shortens the shower. For one minute in the shower saves least about 20 liters of water.
6. Recycle glass containers. Do not forget it takes a millionyears to decompose in nature.
7. Do not preheat the oven unless needed, just turn the oven after you put the dish in it.
8. Turn off lights you do not need.
9. Get rid of unnecessary mail and avoidthe felling of hundreds of trees for paper production.
10. Phosphors used instead of lighters, may thus more easily decompose.
11. Do not use a paper phone book, use an online directory on yourcomputer.
12. Avoid washing your car in a car wash. Wash your car at home using a bowl of water and rags. Do not hose because you waste a lot of water.
13. Request your bank statements online, so youavoid unnecessary paper use.
14. Buy rechargeable batteries, although they are more expensive than conventional, medium-term investment recover, and that will prevent further contamination.
15. Pay...