Green
Hints - Cook Smart
Consider using smaller
appliances to cook food more
efficiently. For example, a toaster
would save energy as compared to
using an oven. Similarly, simmering
food can be better accomplished by
using a crock pot instead of a pot
on a stove top.
Summer time is here, and so is
outdoor BBQ. To reduce the release
of CO2, consider using propane, gas
or electric grills. These grills
burn much more efficiently than
charcoal or wood, resulting in fewer
pollutants. If you do decide to burn
charcoal, try to choose a natural
lump brand. Petroleum-based lighter
fluids release harmful VOCs and are
best avoided.
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