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THINGS YOU CAN DO

  • Use alternate transportation; take the bus or metro, ride your bike and walk.

  • Turn off your lights when they’re not needed.

  • Unplug your electronics when they’re not in use or use a power strip and turn it off.

  • Set your thermostat to 68°F in the winter (lower while you’re asleep or away from home) and 78°F in the summer (higher when you’re away).

  • Open windows, adjust blinds and use fans to naturally control daylight and temperature indoors.

  • Wash your clothes in cold water and line dry.

  • Do your laundry and dishes less often by washing only full loads.

INFORMATION YOU CAN USE FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

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