It’s Earth Day. My son’s preschool had a series of related activities and discussions all last week, and he’s had the Earth on his mind.
After going through several pieces of toilet paper during a pit stop the other day, he held up the final one and asked “Mommy, if it’s clean, can I leave it on the counter for the next person?”
I explained about germs, but was impressed by his commitment to reducing consumption.
Please share some of the things you do to protect the environment and save energy. How do you teach your children to do so? Where do you compromise for convenience?
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Debra
on Apr 22nd, 2008
@ 9:12 am:
I posted a list very similar to what you’re asking last week about our family and what efforts we make. Now I’m dismayed to find out the issues with plastic bottles, even Nalgene type.
Debra
on Apr 22nd, 2008
@ 9:13 am:
Oops, I thought the website link would show in the comment.: http://serrinsspringfield.blogspot.com/