I recycle and I compost. I used to walk a lot, but I've gotten a bit lazy lately so I drive more now. 

I try to. I recycle whenever I can, going to school for Green design, turn off the lights in rooms I'm not in and drive a fuel efficient car (though it's not really green). 

I use an electric cart instead of a gas powered cart when I go golfing. When I go fishing I drift fish instead of trolling. I try and car pool to stadiums on game day. I buy the collectors edition drink cups so I can use them over when I buy a soda at the games. I try and share a program to save paper. After the game I pick up collector cups and give them away as presents at christmas. Kind of a recycling dealeo. Hey! Someone paid five bucks for them cups!

solar powered house... well sort of, mainly in the summer when it is more effective. stop buying bottled water and started refilling. recycled the unused bottles. hybrid.

For sure, but I know I don't do hardly enough. I'm vegan and I shop at Farmer's Markets a bunch. This summer my mum and I have a tomato plant and a yellow bell pepper plant so lets hope those grow well! Of course recycling, but barely anyone doesn't do that. Don't buy plastic water bottles or any other kind of plastic drink containers, I pretty much just drink water and put it in my one water bottle. Use canvas bags for shopping and don't put my produce in plastic baggies. Reuse stuff like jars and cans for random things like pencil cups and whatnot. Clean without using all those crazy chemical cleaners, like I use water and vinegar to clean floors.

I love being green! I stick to mostly chicken & fish. I eat a healthy diet of "clean" foods not prepackaged foods. I use the ecofriendly bags instead of grocery bags many times. I try not to take too long of showers. I recycle. I use earth friendly cleaning products, not bleach or harsh chemicals. I turn out the lights when not in the room & unplug appliances at night. I also use those power strips for the TV & computer so everything is in one strip to turn out at once. It's easier & I save energy that way :]

Living green is the best way to live. :) I always make sure to conserve energy. 

@skinnychic8@xanga - Oh yay that's awesome!

My answer is two fold. I turn off unnecessary appliances and all that good stuff when possible, as I have done since I was little.

However, the trendyness of the "green movement" and the ignorance of people who try to get in by buying organic stuff shipped clean across the country and the like makes me want to burn down a rainforest.

absolutely! biking, bus, walking, using low watt light bulbs, turning the water off when i shave, unplugging unused plugs, buying locally, conservation and restoration, recycling almost everything, and just being educated and aware and sharing that knowledge.

@smiling_veggie@xanga - @skinnychic8@xanga - Vinegar + baking soda = the best cleaning solution! just don't use it on wood floors!

use umm.. multioutlet with circuit breakers? I know it breaks the circuit, but I'm not sure what those thingys are really called. Anywhoo, you save tons of electricity and $$$$$ because your appliances aren't plugged in. Even in idle mode your appliances takes up electricity - small amounts but it's like a dripping faucet, over time it accumelates.

fossil fuels are mother nature's gift to man.

try to imagine a world without coal, petroleum or aluminum.

no seriously.

I'm not for dumping toxic matter into our oceans and bays and I'm all for reducing smog. we've come a long way to be responsible stewards for future generations but this carbon footprint nonsense is getting out of hand.

next time you read a news report about a volcano erupting, round up a group of your friends and take mother nature to court in a class action lawsuit for spewing all kinds of carbon dioxide into our atmosphere.