I want to help the earth!!!!!!!!But how do you help the earth?It must be easy to do though.?

Recycle

Don't buy goods with a lot of excess packaging, take a shopping bag with you when you go shopping so you don't need the shop to supply bags which you throw away when you get home.

reduce, re-use, recycle. if u do those 3 things, u will certainly help the earth.

Raise funds for a cause like anti -whaling or beating baby seals to death or culling koalas and kangaroos...by throwing fund raising parties...that is a career you know...throwing fabulous parties...

It's all on the individual. If every one of us embraced green living things would be much better. Recycle, use bio friendly cleaners ...

deffinintly recycle... buy organic stuff to NO STYRAPHOME OR PLASTIC GET PAPER. anyways um... recycle if u go to school talk to one of the teachers about doing a recycling program. my math teacher is a selfish jerk. i yelled at him for not recycling and so now i do it. i just put a garbage can in his class and put a sign that says pleas recycle and i live by a recycleing plant so i just drop it off their. + i get like 10 cents. (not alot but its worthit)

Ok, well i also am a teen! So i recycle like crazy even at school! I pick up trash even on the street! Recycle your bottles and cans. We even ended up getting a second recycling bin at my house! We have so much bottles that one bin isn't enough!

switch your lightbulbs recycle unplug your appliances when not in use buy organic reuse your grocery bags, or buy a reuseable one lower the temp on your family's water heater lower your family's thermostat by 2 degrees walk when possible carpool take shorter showers

The easiest thing to do is save water. When I shower, I get nice and wet - then I have a low-flow shower head with a button on it. I press the button, the water is reduced to a trickle, I soap, wash, then press the button and I have a full flow to rinse. Total energy I have used? Two button presses. Extra time used? none. Amount of water I have saved? Assuming the water flow is 2 gallons per minute, that's 4 gallons per shower. 4 x 365 days = 1460 gallons!