I have put all of my electronic items on power strips which I turn off every morning before I leave for work. It wreaks havoc on the cable guide, but it's a small price to pay.

I do a lot more than just ONE thing, I recycle everything I can... I even hauled bags of recyclables home from a family vacation in another state so none of our stuff was thrown away. I turn out lights whenever I can. I bought cooking pans called Green Pans that are better for the environment (Crate and Barrel, look them up!). I buy organic food, reuse bags, minimize waste. I'm not always perfect but I hope that all of these efforts help make up for where I lack.

My one thing is to sign up for the Opt-Out list on http://www.yellowpagesgoesgreen.org to stop recieving phonebooks. Although I recycled when I did get them, it's still better to never have it produced in the first place.

My one thing is that my son and I recycle paper, plastic, aluminum cans and tin cans. He had to do a recycling project for Cub Scouts and it just stuck!! By doing this it has taken the trash we put out on the curb to only two bags instead of 4-5.

I use AMSOIL 100% Fully Synthetic oil in all my cars, ATVs and grass mowers. Cars are on 12,000 & 25,000 mile intervals. The Oil companies are not only guilty of gouging us at the gas pumps, they also are behind the promoting of auto oil changes of 3,000 miles. when in fact 7,500 & 12,000 mile intervals are very doable with 100% Fully Synthetic oil. So we are dumping more oil in the environment and they profit by the more frequent changes. Bill H.

Uses cold water only to wash clothes. Recycles glass/cardboard through Ripple Glass and cardboard through work/church group. We also use CFL bulbs in almost every one of our lights in our home. Usually we only have 1 light on per night, and trust me we can see fine that way. What else do we do.....hmmmmm. WE LOVE TO BE GREEN, and GREEN IS GOOD, very very tasty too.