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Tip Sheet

Posted Sep 12 2008 10:22am

Already recycling and conserving at home? Some simple changes at work can save energy and resources too:

  • Turn off the lights when you leave a room for 15 minutes or more. Artificial lighting accounts for 44 percent of the electricity use in office buildings.
  • Set your monitor or laptop to go automatically into sleep mode during short breaks, and turn off your computer and monitor--and the power strip they're plugged into--when you leave for the day.
  • Print on both sides of paper or use the back side of old documents for faxes, notes, and drafts. Conserve toner by printing in econo or draft mode when feasible.
  • Recycle your junk mail and catalogs --and request to be taken off unwanted mailing lists.
  • Bring your own mug and dishware for meals you eat at the office.
  • Carpool, bike, or take public transit to work, and telecommute when possible.

For more office tips--and ecofriendly, often cost-effective policies for your workplace--check out sierraclub.org/greenoffice.

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