Okay so since pulling out the refrigerator and vacuuming the coils is ahh...a tad bit...unrealistic (but I totally will next time we find ourselves moving the 200lb beast) lets try a couple of realistic ideas this week.
1.) The reusable grocery bag/tote (we are getting much better at this...as soon as we unload them they go right back in the trunk! the only time we opt for plastic is when John's "doggie waste bags" get low...anyone have a green doggie pooper scooper idea?)
2.) Eat less meat - meat takes a lot more resources to produce than other forms of protein, so it's an inefficient source of fuel (they suggest trying to cut your meat intake in half)
Okay, I'm not sure I can cut my meat intake in half but I can certainly concentrate on devoting one or two meals a week to being meat free.
26 January 2009
Green Tuesdays: 4
Okay so since pulling out the refrigerator and vacuuming the coils is ahh...a tad bit...unrealistic (but I totally will next time we find ourselves moving the 200lb beast) lets try a couple of realistic ideas this week.
1.) The reusable grocery bag/tote (we are getting much better at this...as soon as we unload them they go right back in the trunk! the only time we opt for plastic is when John's "doggie waste bags" get low...anyone have a green doggie pooper scooper idea?)
2.) Eat less meat - meat takes a lot more resources to produce than other forms of protein, so it's an inefficient source of fuel (they suggest trying to cut your meat intake in half)
Okay, I'm not sure I can cut my meat intake in half but I can certainly concentrate on devoting one or two meals a week to being meat free.
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