David Bach, author of 5 New York Times Bestsellers, just came out with his latest “get rich quick” book. In it he explains how to build wealth with a different kind of green. Go Green, Live Rich is all about 50 simple things you can do to help save the planet, and BTW, a little money along the way.
Tip #17 in his book is to “Turn Off Your Tap,” and features the URL to the 100+ water-saving tips on the Water – Use It Wisely website. The 49 other tips include:
#1 Calculate Your Carbon Footprint: www.earthlab.com
#4 Upgrade to a Hybrid: fueleconomy.gov
#16 Plant Trees: arborday.org
#22 Bring Your Bags: www.reusablebags.com
#24 Grow Your Own: backyardgardener.com
#31 Get Rid of Junk Mail: www.catalogchoice.org
#38 Green Your Computer: www.greenchoices.org
#44 Start a Green Business: greenlivingideas.com
#50: Vote Green: www.lcv.org
There are a number of ways to save water, AND the planet, and they all start with you.
Tags: david bach, earth-friendly tips, go green live rich, Water - Use It Wisely, water conservation, water efficiency
Posted in: Book Reviews, Consuming Green Stuff, Sustainable Marketing
I assume that in your first paragraph you mean “save the planet” and not “save the plant.” That’s a different shade of green, indeed. Thanks for the review on the David Bach book…I’ll check it out.
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