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I encourage a green element in ceremonies, through invitations I offer that are made from recycled papers, to a tree unity that will give back to the environment all that the "party" piece of the day took away. I reduce and reuse as much as possible by numerous avenues, and discuss this with every couple.
Alternative fuel vehicle(s) or vehicle(s) that get 35+ MPG
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Use compact fluorescent lights (CFL) or LED lights
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Use ground shipping whenever possible
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Energy Star Appliances
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Partial post-consumer waste (PCW) paper towels, napkins, etc.
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Recycle everything we can in our area (bottles, cans, and paper)
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Biodegradable dish soap or detergent
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Biodegradable hand soap
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Partial post-consumer waste (PCW) photocopy paper
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Proper recycling of electronics and batteries
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Use of website as an educational tool
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Use recycled elements in my product or service
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Avoid bottled water
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Low-flow toilets
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Partial post-consumer waste (PCW) business cards and marketing materials
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Reusable or biodegradable dishes and cups
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Source equipment, supplies, materials, goods locally whenever possible
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Reusable or biodegradable utensils
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Send and receive more than 50% of bills, invoices payments and receipts electronically
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