With so many families taking steps to "Go Green," it helps to know how green you already are. Get to know your family habits with the quiz below. Select the answers that best reflect the way you live now to find out how green your lifestyle is, and how you can become more eco-friendly.
HOME
1. Is your home well insulated?
a. No; it's an old, drafty house.
b. No, but we shut windows and doors, and close curtains at dusk to keep in the heat.
c. Yes; our house is a qualified Energy Star home.
2. How green is your energy?
a. Not at all; we leave appliances on standby all the time.
b. We use energy-efficient light bulbs and appliances.
c. We buy green electricity.
3. Do you recycle?
a. We're not very clear about what can be recycled.
b. We put out everything for a curbside collection.
c. We have a compost pile and don't create much waste because we refuse, reuse, and repair things.
4. How do you save energy?
a. By turning down the thermostat?
b. We unplug everything when not in use.
c. We got rid of our TV and turn off lights if we're not in the room.
FAMILY FOOD
1. What do you usually eat?
a. Convenience food.
b. Home-cooked dishes.
c. Vegetarian home-cooked dishes.
2. Where do you buy most food?
a. At the supermarket.
b. From the local organic supermarket and health food store.
c. At the farmers' market.
3. Where do your organic fruit and vegetables come from?
a. Overseas, via the supermarket.
b. A CSA subscription.
c. We grow our own.
4. How do you carry your shopping?
a. In plastic bags from the cashier.
b. In heavy-duty reusable plastic bags.
c. In fair-trade cotton sacks.
BABY FOOD
1. Where does your baby's milk come from?
a. Regular formula.
b. A combination of organic formula and breast milk.
c. Breast milk.
2. If you're breastfeeding, what body care products do you use?
a. Whatever I find on sale.
b. Certified organic products.
c. Nothing I wouldn't eat.
3. What are your baby's first foods?
a. Store-bought purees.
b. Homemade organic purees.
c. Regular family food mashed or cut into pieces.
4. What does your toddler eat?
a. Packaged toddler meals.
b. Mostly home-cooked organic children's food: fish sticks, pasta.
c. Whatever we're eating.
BABY CLOTHING
1. What does your baby usually wear next to his/her skin?
a. Sleepers from an economy pack.
b. New organic cotton, hemp or bamboo.
c. Cotton hand-me-downs.
2. Where are your baby clothes from?
a. Manufactured in East Asia.
b. Made in the US.
c. Fair-trade products.
3. What do you do with old clothes?
a. We throw them away.
b. Put them in the recycling.
c. Hand them on to friends or charity.
4. How often do you wash baby clothes?
a. After each wearing.
b. When they need washing.
c. Only once we have enough for a full load, along with your regular laundry.
BABY TOYS
1. What do you use as a teether?
a. A plastic teether.
b. Organic cotton.
c. A wooden teething ring.
2. What are your soft toys made of?
a. Synthetic fibers.
b. Organic cotton, hemp and bamboo.
c. Fair-trade organic fabrics stuffed with untreated wool.
3. Where do you buy toys?
a. From the department store.
b. From natural baby stores, catalogs and websites.
c. From garage sales, secondhand stores, and online auctions.
4. Does your child have any battery-operated toys?
a. Yes, many.
b. Yes, but we only use rechargeable batteries.
c. No, we prefer wooden or wind-up toys.
DIAPERS AND WIPES
1. Which type of diapers do you use?
a. Regular disposables.
b. Fully biodegradable disposables.
c. Reusable diapers.
2. How do you wash reusables?
a. At 140°F with regular detergent and fabric conditioner.
b. At 140°F with eco-detergent.
c. At 104°F with laundry balls.
3. Do you use baby wipes?
a. Yes, all the time.
b. Yes, but the organic type.
c. No, we make our own.
4. How do you deal with diaper rash?
a. With regular diaper-rash cream.
b. With certified organic cream.
c. We use homeopathic cream.
CLEANING
1. What do you wash clothes with?
a. Regular detergent.
b. Eco-detergent.
c. Laundry-balls or soap nuts.
2. How do you dry clothes?
a. In a dryer that turns itself off when the clothes are dry.
b. At the Laundromat.
c. We mostly line dry.
3. How do you clean surfaces?
a. With bleach-based cream cleaners.
b. With an eco-spray.
c. With lemon juice or vinegar.
4. How do you clean carpets?
a. Steam cleaning.
b. A sprinkling of bicarbonate of soda and vacuum cleaner.
c. We don't have carpets.
BABY'S ROOM
1. Where does your baby sleep?
a. In a brand-new crib.
b. On an organic crib mattress.
c. With us.
2. How is the room furnished?
a. From Wal-Mart.
b. With secondhand furniture.
c. With furniture we already had around the home.
3. What DIY materials do you use?
a. Regular paint from the DIY store.
b. Low or no VOC paints.
c. Baby-safe eco-paints and bamboo wallpaper.
4. What body care products do you use on your baby?
a. Supermarket baby products.
b. Certified organic baby products.
c. Olive oil and Castile soap.
COMMUNITY
1. Who do you socialize with now that you have a baby?
a. We mostly stay at home and stay in touch with people online.
b. We trek across town on the bus to meet up with old friends.
c. We've found many new friends via a local baby-massage group.
2. Where do you hang out?
a. At friends' homes.
b. In a local baby-friendly organic café.
c. At baby reading/play sessions at the local library.
3. Do you use daycare?
a. We travel to a recommended Montessori preschool.
b. We walk to a local playgroup.
c. We set up a local playgroup ourselves.
4. Do you use your local park?
a. We use a better one farther away.
b. Yes; we've become quite friendly with the local teenagers.
c. Yes; we joined a committee to raise money for better facilities.
TRAVEL
1. How do you get to work/school?
a. In our car.
b. On the bus or train.
c. We walk or cycle.
2. Where do you take vacations?
a. Wherever we choose.
b. At an eco-destination abroad.
c. Within this country.
3. What type of fuel does your car use?
a. Diesel.
b. Biodeisel or electricity.
c. What car?
4. How do you get around locally?
a. We drive everywhere?
b. I have a baby seat on the bike.
c. We put the baby in a stroller and walk most places.
Answers
Mostly A's.
You're not very green yet, but you are taking some tentative stops to changing the way you live for the better. Can you change your life a little further now by thinking a little more deeply about some of your lifestyle choices? Try adopting some B and C answers in the future.
Mostly B's.
You're making a good effort at leading a greener life. Perhaps there are a few more simple steps to take you a little further? Could you cut back on buying brand-new items (even if they are organic), walk more places, and try to reuse things more?
Mostly C's.
You're many times greener than the average family, and so you're making a difference already. Keep up the good work! Who can you pass this book on to once you're finished with it? And what else could you do to become "deep green"? Could you add a layer of sheep's wool insulation to your attic, or even consider generating your own green energy at home?
What categories did you score best in? Comment by Tuesday, September 23rd for a chance to win a copy of the book, Green Baby. Gather will select two respondents to win one copy each.
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Comments: 43
Although living in the country has its unique challenges, it also has many rewards. Such as to exercise, you just simply walk up a hill or somewhere else.
Our fruit are free because we have our own fruit trees and grape vines
We have plenty of room to raise a garden thus fresh fruit is always available.
So living in the country makes it difficult to take your test, it saves packaging and bags because we gather the food harvest in reusable baskets.
So yes I am very Green!!
We do recycle our aluminum and steel at a outdoor market. We then use the money for gas money.
I could go on and on but this comment would be too long by then.
I reuse clothes when they are worn out by using them for cleaning rags or for making quilts.
We used cloth diapers on our children growing up
Breastfeeding our children saved both money and was very green. No large containers to toss in the garbage.
Here are the answers that are honest...and not available in the multiple choice.
1. Is your home well insulated?
Yes it is and we do all sorts of things to help. Such as baking when the tempature cools off, only using lights when it is absolutely necessary, pushing up or down (depending on time of year) the thermostat when we are not in the house.
2. How green is your energy?
We use energy-efficient light bulbs and appliances. We keep doors closed and lights off when we are not in a room. We use the dryer only when it is an absolute have to.
3. Do you recycle?
As much as possible. Yes we have a compost pile and we reuse and fix things when we can. If it can't be fixed we freecycle it.
4. How do you save energy?
Our thermostat goes up or down (depending on the time of year). We use the new light bulbs. We drive our car about once a week. We don't watch tv and don't subscribe to paid programing. We bake when the temp is cooler. We are in the process of creating and using a solar oven.
FAMILY FOOD
1. What do you usually eat?
Home-cooked dishes / meals. We have 3 boys that eat more than our 3 horses - we can't afford to dine out.
2. Where do you buy most food?
At the supermarket. We live in the country and refuse to drive all over the place to save one or two dollars. This year we did buy several bushel of peas and canned them.
3. Where do your organic fruit and vegetables come from?
Overseas, via the supermarket. We grow our own. We can't afford many fresh ones.
4. How do you carry your shopping?
In plastic bags from the cashier. In heavy-duty reusable plastic bags that I recycled and crocheted into shopping bags. Sometimes we use a plastic bag from the cashier because we need them for our small bathroom garbage cans. We also use them in our car for trash bags.
BABY FOOD
1. Where does your baby's milk come from?
We don't have any babies. Unless you count the baby squirrel we are raising.
2. If you're breastfeeding, what body care products do you use?
NA
3. What are your baby's first foods?
It would be homemade if we had a baby.
4. What does your toddler eat?
NA
BABY CLOTHING
1. What does your baby usually wear next to his/her skin?
We don't have any babies but our 3 boys and me and hubby too, mostly wear hand me downs or second hand clothing.
2. Where are your baby clothes from?
No babies here.
3. What do you do with old clothes?
Pass them on to another sibling that can wear them. Donate them to charity. Use them as rags in the shop or in the barn. Give them to other freecyclers. If they are really worn out we will sometimes cut them into stripes and make braided rugs out of them.
4. How often do you wash baby clothes?
No babies here but we have 5 in our household. We wear most of our clothes more than once before they are washed.
BABY TOYS
1. What do you use as a teether?
No babies.
2. What are your soft toys made of?
No babies with soft toys.
3. Where do you buy toys?
We don't buy to many toys. When toys are bought, we will buy them from ebay or get them from freecycle, sometimes we buy new toys.
4. Does your child have any battery-operated toys?
Maybe 1 or 2, but we only use rechargeable batteries.
DIAPERS AND WIPES
1. Which type of diapers do you use?
none
2. How do you wash reusables?
NA
3. Do you use baby wipes?
not at all
4. How do you deal with diaper rash?
NA
CLEANING
1. What do you wash clothes with?
a. Regular detergent.
2. How do you dry clothes?
c. We mostly line dry.
3. How do you clean surfaces?
c. With lemon juice or vinegar.
4. How do you clean carpets?
b. A sprinkling of bicarbonate of soda and vacuum cleaner.
BABY'S ROOM
1. Where does your baby sleep?
NA
2. How is the room furnished?
Our 3 boys rooms are furnished with second hand stuff and stuff from around the house.
3. What DIY materials do you use?
Anything that we can do ourselves is a savings and a wonderful learning project for the boys. We just replaced 2 door knobs. They had been fixed more times than I have fingers or toes. LOL
4. What body care products do you use on your baby?
NA
COMMUNITY
1. Who do you socialize with now that you have a baby?
We don't have a baby but our socializing comes from meeting every other Monday with our homeschool group, fellowship at church, some phone calls and some emails.
2. Where do you hang out?
at home
3. Do you use daycare?
No
4. Do you use your local park?
Yes, every other Monday.
TRAVEL
1. How do you get to work/school?
We homeschool and my husband has a company car.
2. Where do you take vacations?
At home.
3. What type of fuel does your car use?
Unleaded.
4. How do you get around locally?
a. We drive everywhere. We have to because we live in the country.
I really don't know how green we are but what I do know is that we can't afford a lot of things. That makes us green and appreciate what we have more than most. Even with all this said my electric bill and grocery bill is way too high.
We still scored mostly B's with several A's, a few C's, and several that didn't apply.
Got the best score in baby clothing - almost all of ours and used from the thrift store. That's where I get a lot of my clothes as well.
We use Charlie's Soap for all of our laundry and are very happy with it!
1. B
2. B
3. B
4. C
Family Food
1. B
2. B
3. C
4. C
Baby Food
1. C
2. B
3. C
4. C
Baby Clothing
1. C
2. B
3. C
4. C
Baby Toys
1. C
2. B
3. C
4. C
Diapers/Wipes
1. A
2. --
3. B
4. B
Cleaning
1. B
2. C
3. C
4. B
Baby's Room
1. C
2. C
3. C
4. B
Community
1. C
2. C
3. C
4. B
Travel
1. A
2. C
3. A
4. C
This test was great - there are areas where I wish we could do even better - our house we rent is very old and to make improvements ourselves would be very expensive and we would only have the benefits while living here. However, we do what we can, by keeping windows covered with lined curtains and keeping the thermostat turned wayyyy down. We are very blessed to be living in a rural setting because we had a lot of space to grow things this year - we had sweet corn, tomatoes, peaches, and black walnuts. Our neighbors bring us veggies from their garden, too. The hard part of being so rural is that we must do more driving than what we care to. I miss being able to walk to the market.
A - 3
B - 13
C - 21
1. Is your home well insulated?
it's an old drafty house, but we are working on it
2. How green is your energy?
we have energy efficient appliances
3. Do you recycle?
What we can...our community is not very recyle friendly..drives me crazy b/c I grew up in an area where we recycled almost everything
4. How do you save energy?
make sure all the lights are off and unplug stuff when not in use
FAMILY FOOD
1. What do you usually eat?
home cooked
2. Where do you buy most food?
a mixture of supermarket and farmer's market
3. Where do your organic fruit and vegetables come from?
I grow my own and farmer's market
4. How do you carry your shopping?
plastic bags...but we reuse them and recycle them at the store
BABY FOOD
1. Where does your baby's milk come from?
. Breast milk.
2. If you're breastfeeding, what body care products do you use?
organic eco friendly products
3. What are your baby's first foods?
home made baby food
4. What does your toddler eat?
what we eat
BABY CLOTHING
1. What does your baby usually wear next to his/her skin?
hand me downs or things i find on sale
2. Where are your baby clothes from?
mostly usa
3. What do you do with old clothes?
we give them to friends, take them to charities, put them on freecycle
4. How often do you wash baby clothes?
when there is enough for a full load
BABY TOYS
1. What do you use as a teether?
whatever he can get his teeth on
2. What are your soft toys made of?
I have no idea
3. Where do you buy toys?
department store and online auctions
4. Does your child have any battery-operated toys?
yes, we use rechargeable batteries
DIAPERS AND WIPES
1. Which type of diapers do you use?
disposables and cloth
2. How do you wash reusables?
cold water, eco-friendly detergent
3. Do you use baby wipes?
yeah, the soft organic ones or a washcloth
4. How do you deal with diaper rash?
he hasn't had any
CLEANING
1. What do you wash clothes with?
eco-detergent
2. How do you dry clothes?
a. In a dryer that turns itself off when the clothes are dry.
some line drying
3. How do you clean surfaces?
c. With lemon juice or vinegar.
4. How do you clean carpets?
vaccuum cleaner
BABY'S ROOM
1. Where does your baby sleep?
on a mattress now, his crib was recalled
2. How is the room furnished? all 3 of these
a. From Wal-Mart.
b. With secondhand furniture.
c. With furniture we already had around the home.
3. What DIY materials do you use?
a. Regular paint from the DIY store.
4. What body care products do you use on your baby?
a. Supermarket baby products.
COMMUNITY
1. Who do you socialize with now that you have a baby?
a. We mostly stay at home and stay in touch with people online.
2. Where do you hang out?
at home
3. Do you use daycare?
nope
4. Do you use your local park?
we don't have one...but I live in the country so we don't really need one
TRAVEL
1. How do you get to work/school?
a. In our car....no choice
2. Where do you take vacations?
close to home
3. What type of fuel does your car use?
gas
4. How do you get around locally?
drive, no choice
I live in the country so we grow some of our own veggies, transportation is by car because we have no choice
1. Is your home well insulated?
b. No, but we shut windows and doors, and close curtains at dusk to keep in the heat.
2. How green is your energy?
b. We use energy-efficient light bulbs and appliances.
3. Do you recycle?
b. We put out everything for a curbside collection.
4. How do you save energy?
a. By turning down the thermostat?
FAMILY FOOD
1. What do you usually eat?
b. Home-cooked dishes.
2. Where do you buy most food?
a. At the supermarket.
b. From the local organic supermarket and health food store.
c. At the farmers' market.
3. Where do your organic fruit and vegetables come from?
a. the supermarket (I might add my local store buys from local farmers.
4. How do you carry your shopping?
b. In heavy-duty reusable plastic bags.
CLEANING
1. What do you wash clothes with?
a. Regular detergent with no scent
2. How do you dry clothes?
c. We mostly line dry.
3. How do you clean surfaces?
a. With bleach-based cream cleaners.
4. How do you clean carpets?
b. A sprinkling of bicarbonate of soda and vacuum cleaner.
TRAVEL
1. How do you get to work/school?
b. bus
2. Where do you take vacations?
a. Wherever we choose.
3. What type of fuel does your car use?
c. What car?
4. How do you get around locally?
a. My husband drive everywhere?
Mostly B's, but I could certainly do more.
2. Where do you buy most food?
a. At the supermarket.
I do buy some organic at the grocery store.
1. Is your home well insulated?
c. Yes; our house is a qualified Energy Star home.
2. How green is your energy?
c. We buy green electricity.
3. Do you recycle?
c. We have a compost pile and don't create much waste because we reduce, reuse, and repair things. Actually, we reduce, not refuse things. lol
4. How do you save energy?
a. By turning down the thermostat? yes
b. We unplug everything when not in use. Yes with a power strip.
c. We turn off lights if we're not in the room.
FAMILY FOOD
1. What do you usually eat?
b. Home-cooked dishes. and
c. Vegetarian home-cooked dishes.
2. Where do you buy most food?
b. From the local organic supermarket and health food store.
3. Where do your organic fruit and vegetables come from?
b. A CSA subscription.
4. How do you carry your shopping?
c. In rummage sale cotton sacks.
BABY FOOD
1. Where did your baby's milk come from?
c. Breast milk.
2. If you breastfed, what body care products did you use?
d. Melaleuca products
3. What were your baby's first foods?
c. Regular family food mashed or cut into pieces.
4. What did your toddler eat?
c. Whatever we ate.
BABY CLOTHING
1. What did your baby usually wear next to his/her skin?
c. Cotton hand-me-downs/Good Will items.
2. Where were your baby clothes from?
b. Made in the US.
3. What do you do with old clothes?
c. Hand them on to friends or charity or use Freecycle, a yahoo.groups.com system
4. How often did you wash baby clothes?
c. Only once we have enough for a full load, along with your regular laundry.
BABY TOYS
1. What do you use as a teether?
d. anything handy, any toy would do.
2. What are your soft toys made of?
b. cotton
c. organic fabrics stuffed with untreated wool.
3. Where do you buy toys?
b. From natural baby stores, catalogs and websites.
c. From garage sales, secondhand stores, and online auctions.
4. Does your child have any battery-operated toys?
a. Yes, many.
b. Yes, but we only use rechargeable batteries.
c. No, we prefer wooden or wind-up toys.
DIAPERS AND WIPES
1. Which type of diapers do you use?
c. Reusable diapers.
2. How do you wash reusables?
b. At 140°F with eco-detergent.
3. Do you use baby wipes?
c. No, we make our own.
4. How do you deal with diaper rash?
b. With certified organic cream.
c. We use homeopathic cream.
CLEANING
1. What do you wash clothes with?
b. Eco-detergent.
2. How do you dry clothes?
a. In a dryer that turns itself off when the clothes are dry.
c. We also line dry.
3. How do you clean surfaces?
d. with Melaleuca
4. How do you clean carpets?
d. sorry, I don’t know, my husband does this.
BABY'S ROOM
1. Where does your baby sleep?
c. With us.
2. How is the room furnished?
c. With furniture we already had around the home.
3. What DIY materials do you use?
a. Regular paint from the DIY store.
4. What body care products do you use on your baby?
a. Supermarket baby products.
b. Certified organic baby products.
c. Olive oil and Castile soap.
COMMUNITY
1. Who do you socialize with now that you have a baby?
d. Le Leche League (new) friends and ECFE friends and neighbors
2. Where do you hang out?
a. At friends' homes.
b. In a local baby-friendly organic café.
c. At baby reading/play sessions at the local library.
3. Do you use daycare?
c. I set up a local playgroup.
4. Do you use your local park?
b. Yes
TRAVEL
1. How do you get to work/school?
b. On the bus or train.
c. We walk or cycle.
2. Where do you take vacations?
c. Within this country.
3. What type of fuel does your car use?
b. Biodeisel or electricity. Prius
4. How do you get around locally?
a. We drive sometimes.
c. We put the baby in a stroller and walk.
And I don't have any babies anymore, but answered for when I did have wee-ones.
1. Is your home well insulated?
b. No, but we shut windows and doors, and close curtains at dusk to keep in the heat.
2. How green is your energy?
b. We use energy-efficient light bulbs and appliances.
3. Do you recycle?
c. We have a compost pile and don't create much waste because we refuse, reuse, and repair things.
4. How do you save energy?
c. We turn off lights if we're not in the room.
FAMILY FOOD
1. What do you usually eat?
b. Home-cooked dishes. Sometimes they are organic
2. Where do you buy most food?
a. At the supermarket.
3. Where do your organic fruit and vegetables come from?
a. Overseas, via the supermarket. ( These options did not relate to me. I picked the best)
4. How do you carry your shopping?
b. In heavy-duty reusable plastic bags. ( my bags are made of cloth and they are reusable)
BABY FOOD
b. A combination of organic formula and breast milk.
2. If you're breastfeeding, what body care products do you use?
b. Certified organic products.
3. What are your baby's first foods?
b. Homemade organic purees.
4. What does your toddler eat?
c. Whatever we're eating.
BABY CLOTHING
1. What does your baby usually wear next to his/her skin?
c. Cotton hand-me-downs.
2. Where are your baby clothes from?
d. I have no idea. All over the world I imagine but its hand-me downs unless grandparents give new gifts.
3. What do you do with old clothes?
c. Hand them on to friends or charity.
4. How often do you wash baby clothes?
c. Only once we have enough for a full load, along with your regular laundry.
BABY TOYS
1. What do you use as a teether?
c. A wooden teething ring.
2. What are your soft toys made of?
a. Synthetic fibers.
3. Where do you buy toys?
I don't grandparents do and they have no care about green living.
4. Does your child have any battery-operated toys?
b. Yes, but we only use rechargeable batteries.
DIAPERS AND WIPES
1. Which type of diapers do you use?
c. Reusable diapers.
2. How do you wash reusables?
b. At 140°F with eco-detergent.
3. Do you use baby wipes?
a. Yes, all the time.
4. How do you deal with diaper rash?
a. With regular diaper-rash cream.
CLEANING
1. What do you wash clothes with?
b. Eco-detergent.
2. How do you dry clothes?
a. In a dryer that turns itself off when the clothes are dry.
3. How do you clean surfaces?
b. With an eco-spray.
4. How do you clean carpets?
c. We don't have carpets.
BABY'S ROOM
1. Where does your baby sleep?
d. in a handme down crib
2. How is the room furnished?
b. With secondhand furniture.
3. What DIY materials do you use?
b. Low or no VOC paints.
4. What body care products do you use on your baby?
b. Certified organic baby products.
COMMUNITY
1. Who do you socialize with now that you have a baby?
a. We mostly stay at home and stay in touch with family and friends near by.
2. Where do you hang out?
With family
3. Do you use daycare?
At work
4. Do you use your local park?
b. Yes;
TRAVEL
1. How do you get to work/school?
a. In our car.
2. Where do you take vacations?
d. we don't
3. What type of fuel does your car use?
gas
4. How do you get around locally?
c. We put the baby in a stroller and walk most places.
I agree some of these questions don't have options I can relate too. For example I don't have any farmers market near buy so I have no choice but to shop at the grocery store. I buy organic food there when I can afford it. To drive to the farmers market would use up a lot of gas and that's not eco-friendly. Also places locally here are several miles away. I'm not venturing the city streets on a bike with my baby and two other kids. I drive my car because I have to get around, but I also make sure to combine errands and I do things like keep my tires inflated and such. I avoid idling etc. In city like mine there are not a lot of environmentally friendly programs so our recycling options are limited. I recycle all I'm allowed, reuse, freecycle and compost scraps but the rest I'm afraid gets thrown away. If I had the money my entire grocery list would be organic, I would buy more organic or recycled furniture etc. I honestly feel like down here I've run out of options that don't require me to drive many miles to use or tons of postage and handling to mail. I'm looking for new ideas all the time and I'm sure a true environmentalist could come to my home and point out all these green things I could do without spending a dime.
1.B
2. B
3. B
4. A
CLEANING
All A's
a,a,a,c
a,c,a,a
You're not very green yet, but you are taking some tentative stops to changing the way you live for the better. Can you change your life a little further now by thinking a little more deeply about some of your lifestyle choices? Try adopting some B and C answers in the future.
Obviously, my family and I need to work harder and be more conscience in an effort to do our part!