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If staying in a major city, use public transportation. Not only is it green, but you get to experience the 'real' city with local people. You’!#$@^&* find most people are very friendly and happy to help you find your way.
By: Harry Taylor At: 04/21/2008 10:28:32: AM

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Let your hotel know that it is not necessary to change your towels and sheets every day. And when you leave the room, turn off the AC/heat, lights and TV.
By: Susan At: 04/21/2008 10:51:29: AM

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Pack light, because lighter planes mean less fuel is burned. Plus you save you back.
By: Karl Ackerman At: 04/21/2008 11:39:08: AM

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Give your hotel feedback. Express your appreciation for any eco-friendly programs it currently offers — or if it doesn't, encourage them to go green in the future. It is feedback from their visitors that helps hotel change.
By: Lisa Stevenson At: 04/21/2008 11:45:44: AM

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This should be a no brainer but keep your showers short, not too hot and shut off the water while you're brushing your teeth.
By: Aaron Lewis At: 04/21/2008 11:47:49: AM

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If you are going on a long trip this summer and your car is large and well, not very fuel-efficient, rent an hyrid car instead. Sure you will not be able take as much 'stuff' but you will be green and save a bundle on gas.
By: Caleb Adams At: 04/22/2008 15:15:35: PM

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By: Anonymous At: 05/03/2008 13:54:12: PM

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Take long holidays. The less the air travel the best, take 3-4 weeks and really enjoy the area you are visiting.
By: Hoth Sengupta At: 05/06/2008 09:06:52: AM

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