School, Home, and the World.By Noah Davis & Todd Adams

What Going Green means -Its an idea to help save the environment,

which will save you money at the same time.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

Even Used Tires.

Public Recycling Bins

Solar Powered Cars

Even Ground Insulated Homes

Bucky’s Adventure

The doors don’t seal, so air escapes to cost more in heating

Turning of the computers saves electricity

This light is always left on and is wasting electricity.

Around Randolph-Henry everyone is pitching in to help recycle

This microwave could be replaced with a more energy efficient modal

All the thermostats can be set low when no one is at the school to save electricity

Todd’s good and bad

Real plates save from using styrofoam

Electric stoves save from the burning of gas

This is an energy efficient dryer

This is an older air conditioner that has started to leak Freon

This is a leaking faucet

These are single pained windows that are not energy efficient

Noah’s Good and Bad

We have both a recycling bin and a compost pot in the kitchen to go green.

We grow a garden to save money on food and also to go green.

Unfortunately, our water heater constantly stays on, the fish tank light stays on often, and a power strip stays plugged in for a computer that barely gets used.

Schools That Are Going

Green

Southside Virginia Community College

-The School Plans to go paperless.-They Have started using recycling bins.-They are also currently open to suggestions on other ways to go green.

University of Washington

-They are currently using alternative sources of energy like wind and biofuels.-They compost lots of biodegradable trash.-They Rank as the number one school in the nation for going green

Work Cited https://www.washington.edu/giving/going-

green/www.southside.edu