How Americans Are Greening Their Lives

Tom Kessler
June 19, 2008

From Green Right Now:

According to the results of a nationwide Harris Poll of 2,602 U.S. adults, 53 percent of those surveyed said they have taken steps to green their life. The survey was done online between May 5 and 12, 2008 by Harris Interactive with input from The Nature Conservancy. Of those who are making changes to live a greener lifestyle, the most popular actions include:

  • Recycling (91 percent)
  • Paying bills online (73 percent)
  • Trying to buy locally-produced food and/or goods (49 percent)
  • Buying green household products (47 percent)
  • Bringing their own reusable bags to stores instead of using paper or plastic (39 percent)
  • Carpooling (16 percent)
  • Driving less by combining errands, walking more, etc. (5 percent)
  • Reduced their utility use (4 percent)
  • Purchased hybrid cars (3 percent)
  • Changed out incandescent light bulbs for compact fluorescent ones (3 percent)

Source: Harris Interactive 

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