Many Americans plan to go green in the new year
Here's some good news!
Three-quarters of Americans plan to be more environmentally responsible in the new year, by reducing their energy use or recycling more, according to a recent survey. Two-thirds plan to cut their use of household chemicals, while 42 percent said they plan to take reusable bags to the supermarket.
Rob Densen, chief executive of Tiller, the company that commissioned the survey, had this to say, "New Year's resolutions being what they are, let's hope that Americans are more successful at reducing waste and energy consumption than we are at reducing our waistlines."
Ouch! Ok, he might have a point. Let's hope that this resolution sticks.
Three-quarters of Americans plan to be more environmentally responsible in the new year, by reducing their energy use or recycling more, according to a recent survey. Two-thirds plan to cut their use of household chemicals, while 42 percent said they plan to take reusable bags to the supermarket.
Rob Densen, chief executive of Tiller, the company that commissioned the survey, had this to say, "New Year's resolutions being what they are, let's hope that Americans are more successful at reducing waste and energy consumption than we are at reducing our waistlines."
Ouch! Ok, he might have a point. Let's hope that this resolution sticks.
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