LighterFootprint has compiled a list of things you can do during the fall to help lower your impact during the winter. Lowering your impact usually means lowering your energy costs, so it’s a good idea to pay attention to these tips even if you hate the planet and want it to melt.
Nothing groundbreaking here—just a friendly reminder that acting now will save you money later.
A Dozen Tips for a Greener Autumn [Lighter Footstep via Digg]
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Neat photo.
The tips from lighter footstep are very good. I really like the ones for the car, and the house. I don’t really have a yard but those may be good sometime soon as we are planning on buying a house soon, and saving money and the environment is always a good thing.
I always look forward to fall.
I can get out my leaf blower, blow all the leaves into a big pile and burn them.
There’s no need to change to a winter oil in your car. That’s why there’s multi-grade oil. You know, the 10W/30. Whattaya think that W stands for?
What’s next? Changing the air in your tires to winter air?