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–Stingray Media & Cayman National Bank want to help you Go Green!
*“Going green” means to pursue knowledge and practices that can lead to more environmentally friendly and responsible decisions and lifestyles, which can help protect the environment and sustain its natural resources for current and future generations.
*Glass jars can be found in all sizes and colors. Farm Fresh Direct upcycles Glass jars with lids, please kindly drop them off at the Farmers Market on Saturdays! Pickle jars, jam jars, peanut butter jars ad more! Your support is appreciated!
*Time is valuable, which is why it is one of the most important ways you can help your community go green. Volunteering for organizations that protect our environment helps keep Cayman safe and green. Whether it’s cleaning up a public space or helping to grow food for those in need, whatever your interest, there are programs that could use your time
*Leaving a room? The practice of turning off lights or TV when not in use has been used as an energy-saving measure for some time now. Some studies that suggest using energy efficient lights are far more effective than just turning them off. In addition to turning off your lights, you may want to consider using sensors, timers or automatic lighting controls to save energy
*Eliminating your paper trail by banking and paying your bills online does more than just save the trees! It helps reduce fuel consumption used to transport paper bills and checks. If every home paid bills online, it could cut solid waste by 1.6 billion tons a year.
*The “Go Green “Awareness campaign, aims to provide our listeners with tips to make our island more green. The tips cover topics from Sustainable Living, Eco-friendly Advice & ideas for an Environmentally-mindful Lifestyle for Individuals, Businesses, and Organizations! Listen here for tips or log onto Ecayonline and search go green.
-Thank you to our sponsors:
Corona
Cayman Turtle Centre
Prestige Motors
Cayman Water
Flowers Group
and Cayman National Bank
