I am setting out to prove that I can make small, everyday decisions to be more “green,” more environmentally friendly. We live on an average middle class budget. While I can’t go buy a new hybrid car, I can challenge myself to make incremental changes, substitutes, and habit-shifts that will tally up to a real difference.
I think that I am starting at a half-way decent point. I don’t own a mansion that has 30 spot lights illuminating the house’s glamorous front. I recycle the basics. I try to consume "less". However, I know I can do more.
Please join me in this challenge.
I am going to implement micro-changes in my life to reduce my family’s “footprint,” and I challenge you to incorporate these modifications, too. I will research alternatives to some aspect in my life, decide on my course of action, and let you know. Through periodic updates, I will report back to you on how I am doing, which efforts need redoubling, and which just didn’t work out.
I am also dragging along my husband, Van, my dog and my cat. Each of these challenges may be small, but if we all make these changes, together we will have a big impact.
Each post will be summed up in terms of how it meets the golden mantra of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle.
Each post may also contain a suggestion that will warrant
I hope, for our planet's sake, that we all find great success in this endeavor!
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2 comments:
I see you have a link to subscribe to Greenup, but the link does not work. is this in the works??
Subscribing should work. It will be an RSS feed to a "reader" program like Google or Yahoo. I couldn't get ti to auto load onto Yahoo - on your yahoo page click on "add content" then "add RSS feed" then paste in http://feeds.feedburner.com/GreenUpChallenge
I don't know why Yahoo is not auto-accpeting...
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