Do all that you can do when it comes to thinking “green”; live, think, and act to protect the environment. The notion has caught on all over the country. From school children to corporate America, people are finding ways to reduce their carbon footprint. Make simple changes to live more “green”. Recycling home waste such as paper and plastic take little thought and make a big difference in landfills. Just a simple change like installing energy efficient light bulbs and turning off lights and appliances when not in use can reduce your bills and energy consumption. Commuters are discovering the wisdom and economy of hybrid cars. In addition to being a wise environmentally friendly choice, hybrid automobiles usually come with hefty rebates and save money on fuel, another “green” choice. Solar energy is an alternative source of energy. The government and energy companies are providing tax incentives and rebates to consumers buying into renewable energy solar systems for their homes. Be conscience of your actions when buying and consuming. For example, bring your own reusable bags when shopping. Consider renewable and recycled products when making purchases. Green products abound for consumer goods such as clothes, refillable water bottles, and home products. Stop and think the next time you make a purchase, and you will be amazed at the “green living” choices available to you. A popular trend is to shop for locally grown food. Community farmer’s markets not only reduce fuel consumption and save money on both ends of the spectrum, but they help sustain local farms and the local economy. Small local farms typically supply fresh, organic crops without pesticides; consequently, producing a healthier food. Make smarter choices for non-toxic products and refillable containers. School kids know not to litter, why do so many adults forget the message. Be thoughtful in your actions; we are all stewards of our globe. Business is helping with global warming and reducing their global carbon footprint. Companies are using solar energy much like those used for residential consumers. Business is turning to consulting firms for help in forming green strategies for existing and new companies. HP, Dell, and Johnson and Johnson are making the “green” commitment. Xerox, for example, has a new solid color, non-toxic, no cartridge ink for printers. Websites like livelookdo.com brings job seekers and recruiters for renewable energy jobs together. Information about hybrid cars is available on this site.

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