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Buy economic (fluorescent) lamps – they consume up to 80% less energy than regular bulbs.
Don’t drive to close distances – better walk or bike.
Set your tap water heater to lower temperature.
Use wooden furniture, doors, windows, floor instead of plastic.
Use laptop instead of desktop computer – laptops usually consume about 90% less energy. Besides, laptops usually produce less noise. Besides, you can work with laptop in a forest, at a lake shore, in mountains, at a beach…
Use cable instead of wireless communications where possible: radio waves emissions are not very natural…
Buy only naturally grown and prepared food.
Recycle everything that can be recycled: paper, glass, plastics.
Have your car tires fully inflated – that makes your car consume less gas.
Where possible, for heating and food preparation use wood (instead of electricity, gas, oil etc). Wood is a renewable energy source – trees can grow again, while gas, oil, coal etc resources are exhaustable.
Try to take walks at the open air as often as possible.
Take cold shower, instead of hot one.
Use soap that has fewer artificial components.
Try to use less detergent when washing your clothes.
Use only natural cosmetics (if you need any).
Don’t dye your hair.
If you have choice, live in a wooden or stone house (rather than in a house made from artificial materials).
If you have to spend a lot of time inside, make your rooms natural: keep a lot of home plants, set up an aquarium, etc.
If you have an opportunity to connect your house to a renewable energy source - do that! Consider using (at least partially): solar panels, wind turbines, tide energy, water turbines etc.
Stay connected with your Creator all the time. Pray in the morning, pray during your day, pray before you sleep.
Buy a smaller and a more energy effective car.
When possible, use train or boat transportation instead of airplane or cars.
Don’t buy disposable napkins.
Buy products with as few packaging as possible.
Find time to stay tet-a-tet with your Creator.
Care more about your soul (which lives eternally) than about your body (which will die).
Avoid eating meat.
Quit smoking.
Avoid too much alcohol.
Don’t keep things in your house you haven’t used during the last year at least once. Give them to charity.
Don’t overeat.
Don’t work on Sundays – visit Church instead, do good things.
Don’t use disposable batteries – use rechargeable instead.
Don’t use disposable diapers.
Don’t use disposable photocameras.
Don’t use disposable bags.
Love your Creator most of all.
Don’t kill even the smallest creatures (flies, spiders etc) without need.
Treat people the same way you want to be treated.
Don’t curse.
Forgive everyone.
Confess all your sins and sin not any more.
Don’t buy anything you can do without.
Keep your car properly maintained: if your plugs are clean, your oil is changed regularly, and the car is lubed, you will get better gas mileage.
Try doing dishes without detergent.
Support farmers that produce naturally grown food.
Don’t watch much television – read more Christian books instead.
Do you really need that lamp on? Turn it off!
Use things their full life cycle. Don’t buy new furniture, clothes, car, computer etc while the current ones serve you.
Buy less bright bulbs.
Use natural shoepolish, if you need any.
Never leave any garbage at open spaces – everything must be recycled or thrown away to garbage cans.
Plant trees wherever possible.
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