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"  1. Dry cleaning can be costly and wasteful! Many cleaners use harsh chemicals on clothes before wrapping them with disposable hangers. Take a moment to look at the labels on your clothes\u2014the ones marked &amp;quot;Dry Clean Only&amp;quot; should be cared by a professional, while those marked &amp;quot;Dry Clean&amp;quot; can be hand-washed and hung to dry. 2. The next time you order pizza from your local place, ask them to place a sheet of aluminum foil on the bottom of the box, and to put the pizza on top of that. This keeps it hotter and prevents grease from leaking onto the bottom. A clean pizza box is a recyclable one; a greasy box belongs in the trash. 3. One way to upcycle the perfume advertisements found inside magazines is to line your drawers with them (try to use strips of the same fragrance). This will leave a pleasant scent inside your drawers and on your clothes. When they lose their scent, toss them into the paper recycling bin! 4. Buying an organic, unbleached, cotton T-shirt is the absolute greenest tee to buy, but it&amp;#039;s not always the easiest to find. Do the next best thing and choose a white T-shirt over a colored tee, which requires 6.6 gallons of water in order to dye it. You will save water and energy. 5. Drive a hybrid car in college that is both efficient and affordable. Danny likes Ford&amp;#039;s C-MAX Hybrid because it gets 47 miles-per-gallon and it&amp;#039;s eco-chic! Also, make sure to fill up your tank when you are half full. A gas tank that is half full has less air inside the tank, so it helps minimize the evaporation of gasoline when you&amp;#039;re filling the tank. Less evaporation means more actual fuel will stay inside the tank, giving you more fuel for your money. 6. Always buy organic milk. It&amp;#039;s better for you, since no synthetic hormones or antibiotics are given to organic cows, and it&amp;#039;s sterilized at a higher temperature than conventional milk so it lasts longer. 7. When driving on multi-lane highways, the best place to drive is the middle lane\u2014it gives you the option to pass slower cars and allows other cars to pass you or merge to exit the highway. The less you have to quickly accelerate and decelerate, the better your fuel efficiency will be in the long run. More ideas to go green! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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