Every time you complete this action, you will reduce emissions by an estimated 0.2 lbs. CO2e.
Microwaves save both time and carbon — they use about 60-90% less energy than a conventional cooktop or oven. It might take some practice, but you can learn to cook almost anything in the microwave. My grandmother uses hers to make bread and sponge cakes!
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completed this on March 19 12:08 PM
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completed this on March 15 6:40 PM
Sorry — I’ve never liked the idea of a micro-wave. : (
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completed this on March 13 2:13 PM
We have used the Microwave for years. We rarely use our oven the last time I remember using it was Thanksgiving. We prefer to cook on our gas grill and use the microwave for things like veggies whe…
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Air travel is the most environmentally damaging form of transportation. It’s usually the dirtiest way to get from place to place, and we use it to cover vast distances. In the U.S. alone more than 827 million passengers travel by air each year, flying just over a trillion miles. These flights emit over 350 million tons [...]. Read more
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