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PRODUCTS
Each American throws away 10 kilograms of litter everyday£®Try to make less waste£®Ask yourself before you buy something£ºDo I need it£¿Buy products that you can use over and over again£®
WATER
Showers use a lot of water£®In one week£¬a common American family uses as much water as a person drinks in three years!Take shorter showers or buy a special small showerhead£®This can cut water use in half£®
 
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1£®Think Green£®Challenge yourself to think about the environment as you live your life£®If you shut off lights when you leave the room£¬turn off your TV when you're not watching it£¬you'll save energy£®If you take shorter showers£¬you'll save water£®
2£®Shop Green£®Shopping is fun£¬but buying things you don't need is wasteful and bad for the earth£®Before you buy something£¬ask yourself how much you'll really use it£®Keep yourself away from buying products with unnecessary packaging £¨°ü×°£©£¬and whenever possible£¬buy things that were locally made instead of those shipped from far away£®
3£®Dress Green£®Wear green trousers and T-shirts if you want£®But what really matters isn't the colour£¬it's how the clothes were made£®If you want to help the environment£¬the best place to find clothes is at a vintage store£¬but you might not want to buy everything used£®No matter where you shop£¬keep an eye out for products made from environmentally friendly materials like organic£¨ÓлúµÄ£© cotton£¬which is grown without the use of pesticides £¨ É±³æ¼Á£©£®
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It is a mistake many teenagers make£®It is said that about 40million of the country's young people between 13and 18have tried smoking£®Nearly 68percent of teenager smokers smoked their first one before the age of 13£®Those who live in big cities started even earlier£®Many teenagers see people smoking in the movies£®But in real life£¬stars like Jackie Chan think smoking is a bad thing£®In fact£¬smoking is one of the top killers in China£®Each year one million people die from smoking-related£¨ÓëÎüÑÌÓйصģ©diseases£®Smoking causes illnesses like lung cancer and heart disease£®
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Some people believe that if they are wealthy£¬they will be able to do anything they want£¬which means happiness£®On the other hand£¬some people believe that holding a high position in the government is happiness£®In this way£¬you have not only money£¬but also many other things which can't be bought by money£®However£¬other people believe that having lots of money is not happiness£¬nor is holding a high position in the government£®These people value£¨ÖØÊÓ£© their beliefs£¬or their intelligence£¬or their health£®They think these can make them happy£®
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The first secret of happiness is to enjoy the simple things in life£®Too often£¬we spend so much time thinking about the future£¬for example£¬getting into college or getting a good job£¬that we don't enjoy the present£®You should enjoy life's simple pleasures£¬such as reading a good book£¬listening to your favorite music£¬or spending time with close friends£®People who have close friends usually enjoy happier and healthier lives£®
The second secret of happiness is to be active£®Many people go dancing or play sports£®People can forget about their problems and only think about the activities£®
Finally£¬many people find happiness in helping others£®According to studies£¬people feel good when they volunteer their time to do many meaningful things for other people£®If you want to feel happier£¬do something nice for someone£®You can help a friend with his or her studies£¬go shopping to get food for an old neighbor£¬or simply help around the house£®
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