I will use the natural cooling of putting my windows down when in the car instead of the air conditioning.

I will not use plastic bags as far as possible. I will carry my own cloth/jute/paper bag to the supermarket.

I will try to save water whenever possible every drop counts.

I will conserve hot water when cleaning, bathing, and doing the laundry.

I will reuse materials instead of buying new ones and donate materials that I no longer use.

I will reduce unnecessary purchases by only buying what I truly need.

The average American wastes over $400 and tons of energy on uneaten food per year, I will save that money and reduce the amount of food I waste by effectively meal planning, not overordering, and composting or donating leftover food.

I will avoid unnecessary printing and "go digital" whenever possible.

Instead of flying, I will compare alternative travel methods for my next long-distance trip.

I will read about the energy impact of flying.

I will take the stairs instead of the elevator for the benefit of my health and to save energy.

I will make it a habit to always turn off the lights when I leave a room.

I will introduce a friend or family member to Generation 180 to add more people to the clean energy transition.

I will read Generation 180's blog to remain informed about the transition to clean energy and the role I can play in it.