Earth Day Think Globally...Act Locally

Earth Day 2007 Message is Think Globally...Act Locally. A clear blue sky with clouds in the shape of earth's continents above a row of trees in a green field are portrayed with a list of actions that can be taken to act responsibly and remind us that our local actions have global benefits.

(Download High Resolution Image Think Globally...Act Locally In PDF Format.) Decreasing the amount of fossil fuel we consume to power our homes, offices, and cars is one of the most important actions we can take to reduce emissions and protect our environment. The work depends on each of us. We must be aware of our individual actions and make intelligent energy choices each day for a healthier environment, stronger economy, and brighter future.

Therefore, we are asking people around the world to join us in celebrating and conserving our energy resources not only on Earth Day April 22nd, but everyday.

This year's theme, "Think Globally...Act Locally: Make the Clear Energy Choice Every Day", compels you to consider your own individual choices to reduce energy use by selecting efficient products; driving hybrid or fuel efficient cars; changing to compact fluorescent bulbs and other actions that help us maintain a high quality of life. Easy Ways to Save Energy campaign

Renewable Energy, finding a variety of creative ways to meet requirements to use renewable energy. From purchasing energy through utility green pricing programs to renewable installations, lead by example.

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