Go green in an hour   

Is it possible to go green in an hour?

Not completely, but it's possible to make some real changes:

• One hour of doing things like ringing the electricity company & changing to green power.
• Buy a composting bin or worm farm.
• Plan for positive lifestyle changes with an hour's internet research:
  • Look up local cycling routes or public transport, to help reduce or replace your car use.
  • Look up local sites and activities, within reach of public transport, a coach ride or a short car ride. You might have overlooked some great local holiday ideas, that could make a lower-carbon (and more affordable) alternative to a jet holiday. (See Air travel, climate change, and green consumerism.)

(This is a response to Earth Hour, and a set of suggestions for future activities related to Earth Hour.)

Contents 1 Notes and references 2 See also 3 Interwiki links 4 External links

[edit] Notes and references

[edit] See also

• Green living
• Principles of personal green living

[edit] Interwiki links

• Wikipedia:Earth Hour
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[edit] External links

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