Write a leaflet with 8 simple things for you that you will help the planet!

1. Use Energy Efficient Lightbulbs

Energy efficient lightbulbs are a simple way to reduce the amount of power you use. Not only will this help the planet, it will also save your bank balance too. By replacing just one lightbulb, the effect can be tremendous. If every house in the USA did this, it would reduce pollution by the same amount as removing one million cars from the road!


2. Turn Your Computer Off Overnight

If you turn your computer off every night, again you will reduce the power you use. You will save an average of $14 a year. It’s not a huge amount, but better in your pocket than your energy supplier’s right?


3. Don’t Pre-Rinse the Dishes

If you can’t live without your dishwasher, then at least cut the pre-rinse. With a decent detergent, your dishes will be just as clean and you can save an average of twenty gallons of water per load.


4. Don’t Pre-Heat Your Oven

Unless it’s absolutely essential, for example if you’re making bread, you don’t need to pre-heat the oven. You can just set it away when you are ready to start cooking. Bonus tip: When checking the food, look through the door rather than opening it until the final check.


5. Always Recycle Glass

Did you know that un recycled glass can take up to a million years to decompose? Always make sure to recycle your glass. It can reduce related water pollution by up to fifty percent and related air pollution by up to twenty percent.

Related: 10 Household Items You Can Easily Recycle


6. Choose Your Diapers Wisely

Wherever possible, choose cloth diapers – this aids the environment and is kinder to baby’s skin. If you desperately need the convenience of the disposable diaper, use an environmentally friendly brand. The average child uses between five and eight thousand diapers – which equates to 3.5 million tonnes of landfill waste. And makes a huge dent in your pocket!


7. Use A Clothesline

Do your clothes a favour and switch off the dryer. Hang clothes outside to dry naturally. The material will last longer, it will smell and feel fresher and of course, you are saving on that power usage!


8. Have A Vegetarian Day

You don’t have to give up meat for life, but try to commit to one meat free day a week. It takes 2,500 gallons of water to produce a single pound of beef. And each hamburger that comes from animals on ex-forestry ground is responsible for the destruction of fifty-five square feet of forest.


9. Launder Sensibly

For your own pocket, and the good of the environment, don’t wash half loads. Wait until there’s enough to do a load and cut your laundry in half. Also, think about the water temperature. If every household in the USA switched from a hot to a warm cycle, it could save the equivalent of 100,000 barrels of oil per day.


10. Don’t Waste Napkins

We’ve all done it – gone somewhere and took a napkin or two more than we needed, only to throw them away unused. If everyone in the USA used one less napkin a day, current figures show that it could save a billion pounds of space in landfills.


11. Use All of the Paper

If you jot a note down on paper, save it and use the rest of the sheet for your notes. American business waste 21 million tonnes of paper per annum! Ideally, try to have your business as paperless as possible. When it is absolutely necessary, print on both sides of the page. And don’t forget to recycle it!


12. Never Throw Away Newspapers

Make sure to recycle your old newspapers - 69% (or 44 million newspapers) of the newspapers printed in the USA are thrown away every day. Even if you recycle only once per week, half a million trees could be saved. Or even better, why not avoid newspapers altogether and read the online versions!



13. Personalise Gift Wrapping

Gift wrap is a major waste of paper and resource. Re-use gift wrap, bows and tags. Or why not be really creative and make your own gift wrap – use old newspapers, maps or magazines and create your own design!


14. Re-Think Your Water Consumption

Bottled water is handy when you’re on the go, but why not buy one bottle and then refill it from the tap or your work’s water cooler. Around 90% of water bottles end up decomposing in landfills rather than being recycled.


15. Opt for A Shower

Switching your bath for a shower can make a huge difference. Baths use approximately double the amount of water a shower uses. This not only saves water, but it saves you money on heating the excess water too.


16. Turn The Tap Off When Brushing

When brushing your teeth, turning the tap off while brushing can save five gallons of water per day – the equivalent of 1.5 billion gallons of water across the USA

18. Shorten Your Shower Time

Write a “cause and effect” paragraph on the given topic. The paragraph must contain Topic Sentence, Example Sentence, Analysis Sentence, and Linking Sentence.

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Read the excerpt from "Sugihara.”

YUKIKO: And the orders from the Ministry?

He walks back toward her and takes her hands in his. He looks into her eyes.

CHIUNE: I may have to disobey my government, but if I don’t, I will disobey my God.

YUKIKO: You’ll issue the visas to the Jews anyway?

CHIUNE: I’ll issue hundreds of visas. Thousands of visas, if necessary.

YUKIKO: They’ll fire you.

What type of conflict does this excerpt show?

character versus character
character versus society
character versus self
character versus nature

Compare what Child and Slaughter think about suspense. Based on their ideas and your own ideas about suspense, explain what you think is the most effective way to build suspense.

Which statement describes the system of equations?

Which excerpt from "Seventh Grade" best expresses the main conflict that Victor faces in the story?
• They talked about recent movies, baseball, their parents, and the horrors of picking grapes in order to buy their fall
clothes.
• The two friends socked each other in the arm and went their ways, Victor thinking, man, that's weird. Michael thinks
making a face makes him handsome.
® After English, Victor had math, his weakest subject. He sat in the back by the window, hoping he wouldn't be called
on.
O A river of nervous sweat ran down his palms. He felt awful. Teresa sat a few desks away, no doubt thinking he was
fool.

How has intrigue around the Harding and Kerrigan scandal developed over time?

Identify the adjective clause in the sentence: My mom wanted to spend her birthday doing her favorite activity, which was going to Marshalls and scouring the clearance racks.

A. which was going to Marshalls and scouring the clearance racks
B. My mom wanted to spend her birthday doing her favorite activity
C. scouring the clearance racks
D. My mom wanted

Read the following lines:
On the stiff twig up there
Hunches a wet black rook
Which best explains why the poet actually used the word stiff instead of the
word inflexible?
A. Stiff is a more complicated word than inflexible.
B. Inflexible has more syllables than stiff.
C. Stiff is an unusual word most people do not know.
D. Inflexible is a less interesting word than stiff.

How many phonemes in night

50 POINTS + BRAINLIEST

An important aspect of the writing process is idea generation. One good strategy for coming up with ideas is brainstorming. The idea behind brainstorming is to think freely and creatively about an idea, writing down anything that comes to mind. Brainstorming is also a useful technique for problem solving.

For this assignment, you are going to brainstorm possible answers to the question: What is the "sea" a symbol of? Don’t worry about being right or wrong, or relating your ideas to any particular text. Just go with the flow, and see what you come up with. Spend five minutes writing down whatever comes to mind in a list format.

Enter several persons of both houses, who join the fray;

then enter Citizens, with clubs and partisans.

Citizens: Clubs, bills, and partisans! strike! beat them down!

Down with the Capulets! down with the Montagues!

—Romeo and Juliet,
William Shakespeare

What do these stage directions help the reader understand?

The Capulets are the winners.
The Montagues are the winners.
Members of both families call for weapons.
Citizens attack both families with weapons.

Language Arts 12 Part 2 (Foundations) 20-21
2. After Jane left Thornfield she became a beggar, receiving no help until St. John intervened.
True
False

What type of figurative language is "make merry myself?" *
alliteration
pun
onomatopoiea

What are some obstacles Reyna must overcome in order to be reunited with her mother?

What kind of poetry does nye write about

please help 30 points will name brainiest

What causes Paul to feel the way he does?
A. Someone made a mean comment toward him.
B.His brothers do not stand up for him.
C.He is not allowed to eat with his white family.
D.He is not sure what will happen in the future.
Which word best describes Paul's feeling in this passage?
A. Hungry
B. Hurt
C. Scared
D. Friendly
PLZ HURRY

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Why do you think Dickens decided to put his social commentary in the forin of a novel instead of by making speeches or writing letters to the government? Explain your answer.​

Easy points Correct the following sentence: "jason who live too doors down goed home said peter"

it flows onto the land like a giant bulldozer, snapping trees like twigs.

What was the authors purpose in writing "Island Morning" Jamaica Kincaid?

In Beowulf, what might Heorot Hall symbolize and why?​

External conflict is a struggle with an outside force. Which of the following are examples of external conflict?a. A sailor must sail his small ship through a violent storm. b. A girl feels guilty about lying and confesses to her parents. c. A boxer faces his rival in the boxing ring.d. A teenager gets a role in the school play and must face his stage fright.​

2 Which of these sentences uses punctuation correctly to show a direct quote?

“I don’t care what you say about me.” P.T. Barnum always said, just spell my name right

I don’t care what you say about me, P.T. Barnum always said, just spell my name right.

“I don’t care what you say about me,” P.T. Barnum always said, “just spell my name right.”

“I don’t care what you say about me” P.T. Barnum always said “just spell my name ri

I fell back,

Dazed, clutching my brow,

Groaning, “Oh my shin, oh my shin,”

And everybody peeled away from me

And dropped from laughter, and there we were,

All of us writhing on the ground for one reason

Or another.

—“How I Learned English,”
Gregory Djanikan

Why are the other boys laughing at the main character of the poem?

They think the main character getting hit by the ball is funny.
They think the main character looks funny holding his head.
They think it is funny that the main character tries to play baseball.
They think it is funny that the main character mistakes his head for his shin.

_____ is defined as to lose or give up hope that things will improve.
Question 1 options:

a)

Colossal

b)

Despair

c)

Mock

d)

Pedestal

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Fill in the missing part of the analogy.
Purse : suitcase as cup.
A. thimble
O B. coaster
C. fork
O D. pitcher

Who would most likely receive a business memo?
A. A friend
B. A coworker
C. A family member without e-mail
D. An enemy

HELP ASAP This is the first paragraph of Tanyika’s analytical essay.
The main character in this story seems foolish at first because she doesn’t follow the advice of the elders in her clan. She is very beautiful, and several young men want to marry her. She refuses all of them, and instead decides to live alone. Later, she avoids starvation by becoming an expert fisherwoman.
What should you say to Tanyika about this paragraph, if you become part of her peer review group?
A)"This summary of the story is very clear. Your first paragraph should state an actual claim about the story, though--something you have to prove."
B)"I think we both agree that the main character should have married when she had the chance. I didn’t like the story much at all. Did you?"
C)"It is impressive how the main character becomes such an expert in a valued activity. However, that’s not really how the story ends."
D)"Clearly, you believe that the main character is a strong young woman who has her own ideas. That’s not how I see it, though."

In a novel, a woman lives a lonely life in which she is
encouraged to marry a rich man to ensure her financial
security. Her brothers are merchants. The woman decides
to ignore her family's advice to marry and instead takes a
job on a train that travels through Europe, where she is
inspired by the landscapes and the people she meets to
write poetry. On the train, she meets a handsome stranger
and falls in love.
Which element of the story most clearly identifies it as an example of
Romantic literature?
A. The story's themes involve feminism.
B. The story's central conflict relates to money.
C. The story centers on love between two people.
O D. The story celebrates creative inspiration