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Keep in mind that on hot days, emissions from your car create even more smog than usual. So when the weather is nice, walk or ride your bike – and if you’ve got to drive, drive slowly!

Start a garden and grow your own fruits and vegetables. By avoiding harmful pesticides you contribute to cleaner air, plus saving energy on transportation and avoiding packaging waste.

When you’re washing your car in your driveway, make sure to use a bucket instead of a hose. Hoses use ten gallons of good drinking water every minute. Also, check to be sure that your cleaning fluids are environmentally friendly, since after you rinse your car, those fluids are going to run into your lawn.

Keep your environment pretty without contributing to pollution! Buy a push-mower for your lawn and get some exercise while you cut your grass.
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