The next time you hear your toilet running, take note, that could be a sign of a leak. Although you may not think much about it, your family could be wasting up to 10,000 gallons of water each year because of leaks. That’s the equivalent of about 270 loads of laundry!

We’ve all heard the classics: turn off the lights, recycle your paper, shut your computer down at night. Important? Absolutely. Fresh and exciting? About as much as a soggy office donut. Below are some unique and slightly more fun ways you can conserve at work without feeling like you’re nagging your coworkers.

Paper waste is a common issue in many households and workplaces, but reducing it can help save resources and minimize environmental impact. By making small changes in our daily habits, we can cut down unnecessary paper use. 
Here are some practical ways to use less paper in everyday life.

In today’s fast-paced world, finding sustainable solutions has become more important than ever. One area where many of us can make a meaningful impact is by reducing food waste. An easy way to do this is by making no-waste lunches. Not only does this help the environment but it can also save you money and promote healthier eating habits. Here are some simple steps to create no-waste lunches that are both delicious and eco-friendly. 

With the start of a new school year many teachers are getting their lesson plans ready and starting to make copies for those first day of school activities. However, what if those teachers had alternatives to making those copies, thus saving paper and helping the environment? Let’s look at some ways educators can cut back on paper copies, while still engaging students. 
 

If you are part of a small business or local government that needs environmental assistance but can’t afford a consultant, TCEQ will match you with someone who can help!