Green Reading Challenge

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Readers: Take My Challenge For GREEN!

I am always seeking ways to reduce my impact on Mother Nature, and as an avid reader and writer, my sights eventually landed on my passion for both.

This lens is for readers of all genres to find out how eco-friendly their reading habits are...and offer tips for being a GREEN reader.

WRITERS: There's a challenge just for YOU! THE GREEN WRITING CHALLENGE

Take the Challenge! 

Commit to just ONE of the following...and we all win!

* Try an eBook! Saves paper, fuel and energy for production and shipping, etc.
* POD books
also save fuel/energy over "mass" production
* Consider buying books online rather than driving to the bookseller--especially if yours is a distance away
* Recycle books you've read to friends, library, freecycle
* Don't keep your handheld reader plugged in; turn computer and peripherals off when not in use* Do late-night reading by candlelight
* Switch to energy saving CFL or LED bulbs for reading; keep them off when not using
* Support authors/publishers who embrace green practices
* Recharge your handheld reader,MP3 player, cell phone with a solar charger
* Swap one book convention this year for an online event
* SPREAD THE WORD by supporting the Green Reading Challenge!

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Desiree Reeves wrote

I get as many ebooks as I can. Just need to get that ebook reader so I can do it all more effectively. Any books that I own I pass them around with my friends and family then they get donated. If I want a book that is not available by ebook and I can not get it at the library I buy it second hand.

Reply Posted April 18, 2009

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Sheila Gallagher wrote

I just bought an e-book reader. When I go to the bookstore, I take the bus. I donate books I don't want to the library so they can sell them to buy needed supplies. I share books with my friends.

Reply Posted April 14, 2009

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