Best Habit !!

So simple and what a brilliant idea !!: if you aren't using it, better turn it off.

Plug all your peripherals like scanners, printers, and cameras into a power strip that can easily be turned off at the end of the day.

This is not going to cost you even a single penny !! rather you would be saving a lot of power.

Now common..at least that much efforts you can put up man...  Just imagine if each one of us do so, we would be able to save huge amount of energy !! doesn't that sound more greener ?

so.. don't forget to turn things off even if you go out of your room for few minutes because that also saves a lot..

Make it a Habit and you will see the results for sure !!

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Change Starts From You !!

The Animation itself Speaks Out a lot. Be responsible of your actions and always be ready to improve the way you live your life.

 

Recycling e-waste

Don't Trash Your Cell Phone / Gadgets -- Recycle It!

Cell phones and electronic gadgets contain toxic metals that can pollute the environment and threaten human health. When recycled responsibly, the metals can be put back into circulation, decreasing the need for new metal mining.

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It is much better for your wallet and the planet to get several years use out of a cell phone before trading it in.


"If each of us recycled ONE mobile phone, we would save as much energy and pollution as taking 4 million cars off our roads"

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If a phone/gadget is broken, its working parts are removed. "New" gadgets are eventually assembled from the usable parts of different gadgets.

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There are a few websites that can help you recycle your phone / gadgets. They also pay you for your device's current value.

www.buymytronics.com
www.call2recycle.org
www.myboneyard.com
www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com
www.greenphone.com
www.cdrecyclingforfree.com


Many of these sites help recycle other e-waste as well.

US people can visit http://recyclemycellphone.org for the same.