What is the effect of books on the environment?

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What is the effect of books on the environment (how they are made, how many trees it takes, etc.)?

Thanks!

When you hear the words “ going green” Doesn’t’ it makes you want to?

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Scream keep your damn religion out of my life????

And yes deniers, it is nothing but a new age religion of tree and earth worship. Paganism repackaged.

Then you relax and unwind as you cut down a few trees, fire up the old burn barrel and my favorite of all, use a few quarts of old motor oil to control the weeds around the drive way?

How many of us have TRULY made our houses green?

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I try as hard as I can to turn my house green! I am only a teenager but I am trying to get my family into it. I recycle weekly and try to buy things that are good for the environment like paper instead of plastic, and if I do buy plastic I make sure it gets into the recycle bin. I have convinced my parents that as soon as we can trade in our car we are getting a new green one! YAY! We also buy cat litter that is internment safe we have a lot of cats!
What have you done to turn your house green? How hard do you try?
And any tips on how to preserve the earth a little longer!?
suzzane m,
I mean truly like if someone walked in ur house would they think :
I can’t believe how much they care about the earth
or
Jez, they could help out mother nature a little more!
wooderson,
it’s better to use paper because even though u cut down trees paper biodegrades and plastic doesn’t rot so it just sites there

How do i get my elementary school involved in the go green movement on a larger scale?

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I have started and initiative to recycle paper at my child’s elementary school in order to prevent trees from being cut down. I would like my school to more widely involved with the community and i just don’t know where to start to do this. Someone please help!!!

What are the solutions for the increasing heat in different parts of the globe due to the green house effect?

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I am currently living in Malaysia and we are currently facing some serious heat waves in the afternoon lately. It is hard to imagine the lives of people to work in an environment without air conditioners over here. I was wondering, besides planting more trees, are there any other ways for us to reduce the heat that we are facing right or to make good use of the high thermoenergy that we have now?