Take the Tour!

Want to learn how to powering your home more efficiently? Take a home tour to see what consumes the most energy in American homes. Once you're done, you can learn tips on how to improve your home's efficiency.
LIVE GREEN

Tip #1: Stopping for Snacks
 When you're taking a snack break, look to only take only one napkin when you order food or beverages, and refuse a bag unless you really need one.

Tip #2: Time for a Tune-up
 Get regular tune-ups for your car's engine, change the oil and keep your tires inflated properly. Proper maintenance can increase your car's fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.

Tip #3: Simply Unplug
 Are you charging your cell phone or other electronics? Unplug chargers for cell phones, cameras and other hand-held products when they aren't charging so you can save power.

Tip #4: Surfing the Net?
 Shut off your home laptop or desktop computer, monitor and printer when you aren't using them. You can cut energy costs by shutting off devices you're not using them.

Tip #5: Fill Up for Gas?
 Check your tire pressure. If we kept our tires properly inflated, we could save 2.8 billion gallons of gasoline a year and help curb global warming pollution. More tips!
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NRDC
NBA Green Partner:
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBLITY
Where Greening Happens
During NBA Green Week, the NBA will leverage the combined weight of the league, teams, players and partners to generate awareness and raise funds to help support environmental protection.
TEAM PROGRAMS
Local Activity
NBA and WNBA teams are working with local government and non-profit green organizations to host creative programs and events geared to encourage environmentally friendly behaviors.
WORK GREEN
All Green. All Day.
Taking steps to be green doesn't only apply to your personal life. Learn more about what you can do at work to conserve energy, reduce paper use and travel green.