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NRCat's Scratching Post!
Energy Saving Habits

NRCat's Poster
Check out NRCat's poster if you haven't already done so. Can you identify NRCat's energy saving habits?
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NRCat's Poster


NRCat insulating the pipes

Insulating the pipes
You can stop energy from escaping from the pipes by insulating them.

NRCat turning off the lights

Turning off the lights
Don't waste electricity. If there is nobody in the room make sure to turn off the lights.

NRCat installing storm windows

Installing Storm Windows
A storm window is a detachable window that can be put up in winter to form an insulating double window. It stops the warm air inside your house from escaping.

NRCat taking public transportation

Taking public transportation
You can help to reduce pollution when you take public transportation because there won't be as many vehicles on the road.

NRCat installing insulation

Installing insulation
Insulation helps to reduce the amount of energy used to heat or cool your house.

NRCat installing an energy efficient light bulb

Installing an energy efficient light bulb
Energy efficient light bulbs use less energy than regular light bulbs and are better for the environment.

NRCat riding a bike instead of driving

Riding a bike instead of driving
Use your own energy to arrive at your destination. Not only is it better for the environment, but you'll get some exercise too!

NRCat hanging laundry outside to dry

Hanging laundry outside to dry
Drying your clothes outside is more energy efficient than using a machine dryer.

NRCat recycling

Recycling
Help reduce the amount of garbage we produce by recycling.

NRCat turning off the tap

Turning off the tap
Make sure to turn off the tap completely. You will be doing your part to protect a valuable resource.


Last Updated:  2006-05-18
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