Better yet, encourage your employer to buy equipment that powers down when not used for a certain period of time. Talk to your purchasing department Encourage your company to buy energy-efficient equipment and vehicles. Companies often buy cars and trucks for their fleets that are more powerful than they actually need to do the job. Companies also need to look at how vehicles are used. Getting around 1.
Public transit is the most energy-efficient way to get to work or to shop.
Buy an energy efficient one. Cars that use less gasoline don't have to be small and powerless. If everyone bought the most efficient car in its class, carbon dioxide emissions, and the emissions causing acid rain and smog, would fall dramatically. Get a tune up The more you drive, the more polluting your car becomes. Slow down Cars are made to run most efficiently at 90 kilometers an hour.