The document provides simple ways for individuals to save the environment, including changing light bulbs to more efficient LED or CFL bulbs, recycling, air sealing and insulating homes, driving efficiently, composting organic waste, growing gardens organically, purchasing energy efficient appliances, and turning off phantom electric loads. Taking small actions like these can benefit both the environment and individuals' budgets through cost savings.
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