Quiz - etsus.co

I’ve switched to energy-efficient LED bulbs in my home

LED light bulbs use 75% less energy vs. conventional incandescent bulbs. They not only save the earth, but also save you money!

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I grow my own herbs and veggies

Growing your own vegetables is good for the soul, but also a great way to eat healthier and save on food miles.

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BONUS! I’ve eaten something I’ve grown within the last 6 months.

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I recycle plastics

Even the most dedicated eco-heroes consume single-use plastics on occasion. Recycling plastic ensures less new plastic made, which protects our ecosystem and wildlife.

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I compost my household’s kitchen waste (includes worm farms and bokashi bins)

Composting your kitchen waste can decrease your household waste by 50%. It also helps create nutrient-rich soil, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and reduces landfill waste.

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I use reusable bags when I go grocery shopping

The world has exploded with cool alternatives to plastic shopping bags making shopping a more eco-friendly activity.

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I own a reusable water bottle

Single-use plastic drink bottles are the single biggest source of plastic pollution in the world. Every year around 8 million tons of plastic waste goes into our oceans. It’s like putting garbage bags full of trash on every foot of coastline around the world.

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BONUS! I’ve drunk out of my reusable bottle in the past 7 days.

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I use compostable bags for my trash cans or pet poop

Look for the ASTM, BPI, and OK COMPOST seal to ensure that your trash bags are compostable.

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I donate old clothes and household goods

One person's trash is another person's treasure. Instead of throwing it out, donate or sell your unwanted old goods.

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I prefer to walk or cycle

Cars emit dangerous greenhouse gases that greatly contribute to climate change. Fewer vehicles on the road and moving people through public transportation means a happier planet.

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