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Start an eco-friendly vegetable and berry garden in your backyard. Make sure not to use any harmful pesticides or chemicals, and enjoy fresh, organic produce at the lowest cost.

Eat fruits and vegetables that are in season. They taste better and use fewer resources to produce. To find out what is the freshest this month, contact a local Department of Agriculture spokesperson. Use this map of regional farmers’ markets to find an email address for one in your area.

Use Google to find out if there is a Biodiesel source near you. Biodiesel works the same way that regular diesel does, but it’s cheaper and made from more eco-friendly materials, like recycled vegetable oils from restaurants.

Keep close to the speed limit when you’re driving. Every 5 mph increase above 60 miles per hour costs you an extra ten cents per gallon of gas.
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