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Home Energy Do’s and Don’ts. Always turn off the TV when you leave a room. Which type of material takes up the most space in landfills?. paper. Use sponges instead of paper towels. Save all of your newspapers, cans, bottles for recycling. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Home Energy Do’s and Don’ts

Home Energy Do’s and Don’ts

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Always turn off the TV when you leave a room

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Which type of material takes up the most space in landfills?

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paper

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Use sponges instead of paper towels

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Save all of your newspapers, cans, bottles for recycling

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What is the number one item recycled in the United States?

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Aluminum

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Don’t leave the refrigerator door open. Decide what you want before you go to the refrigerator.

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Don’t leave the water running when brushing your teeth.

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What is the percent of energy used to heat water in the home?

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30%

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Wash your dishes by hand if there is a small amount

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Use recyclable bags for shopping

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How many gallons of water is used in a five minute shower?

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20 gallons

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Turn your garbage and yard waste into compost

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Use cloth diapers

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How many gallons of water is used to brush your teeth if water is ran continually?

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2 – 5 gallons

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Use both sides of your paper when writing

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Turn off the lights when you leave a room

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How many pounds of garbage do Americans throw out daily?

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Over 500,000 tons daily

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Keep the heat at 68 degrees during the winter

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Keep the heat at 72 degrees during the summer

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How many disposable diapers are thrown out daily in the United States?

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49 million

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Use more insulation around windows and doors

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Use washable cups and plates instead of paper ones

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Americans throw away enough trash every _____ to fill a house.

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Americans throw away enough trash every hour to fill a house.

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Plan meals for less wasted foods

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Buy products in containers that can be reused

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If you stacked every aluminum can Americans throw away in landfills in just 5 weeks it would reach the ___.

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If you stacked every aluminum can Americans throw away in landfills in just 5 weeks it would reach the moon_.

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Keep boxes for storage

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Save old towels for using as rags

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How many hours of TV can be watched with the energy saved by recycling one aluminum can?

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4 hours

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Make one trip to town instead of many small trips

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Use a slow cooker instead of an oven

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How much of the world’s energy does the United States consume?

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27%

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Use recyclable batteries

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Take a shower instead of a bath

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How much on the average does a clothes dryer cost to run for a year?

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$85.00

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Ride the bus instead of parents taking you to school


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