We work hard to give our children the best and to teach our children well.

By becoming a good Green example, we can teach our children responsibility and respect for the earth. These are lessons that will not only help the earth, but they will help build character.

Some Simple Tips for Going Green

• Recycle newspaper & cardboard
• Recycle your plastic bottles however, take the lids off and throw them out
• Clean the lint basket in your dryer. This will make the dryer run more efficiently.
• Use canvas bags when shopping
• Buy recycled paper products - paper towels & napkins.
• Reduce the amount of red meat you consume
• Bottle your own water

And some tips for your car & saving gas.

• By getting your car tuned up, you will use less gas
• Use a sun reflector in your car to keep your car cooler when parked out in the sun
• Check your gas cap on your car for a good seal

• Check your tire pressure

• Buy gasoline during coolest time of day - early morning or late evening is best. During these times gasoline is densest. Keep in mind - gas pumps measure volumes of gasoline, not densities of fuel concentration. You are charged according to "volume of measurement".
  
  

Going Green: Outstanding Green Business Practices

You can order The Going Green Guidebook at www.prnewsonline.com/store/13.html.
(a print and digital version are available for purchase)

From the publishers of PR News, the Going Green guidebook includes a wide range of strategies for greening your business.

The 200+ page guidebook includes profiles of blue chip companies, small organizations and startups that have reinvented or reconfigured their businesses to be more environmentally responsible. The guidebook is tailored to communications, marketing and senior executives looking for a blueprint to communicate existing green efforts or to get new initiatives off the ground.

Companies profiled in the Guidebook include GE, Nickelodeon, HP, Walgreen’s, Wal–Mart, Broward County Library, BASF, Travelocity, Harrah’s, Dow Chemical, National Geographic, Chiquita, U.S. Army, Monroe College, Comcast and nearly 100 more organization of all sizes and budgets.

Considering that 70% of Americans believe a green designation for a company is just a “marketing tactic” yet most employees feel it's extremely important for their company to be environmentally progressive, this Guidebook distills the most elements of going green and smartly communicating your efforts in the marketplace.

The Going Green Guidebook is available at www.prnewsonline.com/store/13.html. Order your copy today.