sustainable living

Discusses shopping behaviors that support the environment.

Describes ways to promote sustainable living within a school; and offers related facts.

Examines the carbon footprints left by everyday things and activities, discussing the carbon footprints of paper versus plastic bags, the climate change impact of a single rose versus ten pounds of bananas, and more, providing tips and advice on making carbon-savvy choices.

Shares information about small changes people can make in the way they live to save money, resources, and energy by following the four principles of reduce, reuse, recycle, and refuse.

Suggests ways in which teenagers can help the environment in their homes, schools, and throughout the community, covering global warming, air pollution, deforestation, and sweatshops; and includes profiles of individuals who are working to make a difference.

Offers 365 suggestions for reducing one's carbon footprint and includes related statistics.

Offers ideas on remaining trendy while living sustainably for women in their twenties and thirties.

Part of a series in which children write and illustrate their own books, this volume describes how a kindergarten class became more environmentally friendly.

A discussion of pollution, examining the effects of pollution on the atmosphere, water, and land, featuring speculative accounts of what life will be like in 2025 if the problem is ignored, and offering advice on what can be done to reduce pollution.