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    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public awareness graphic promoting their 'Act On Climate' campaign. It encourages users to calculate their household's carbon footprint and provides tips on reducing carbon pollution, directing viewers to a specific EPA website. The design features a green leaf-shaped footprint icon symbolizing environmental awareness.

    UNITED STATES

    02.18.2016

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    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

    This is an Earth Month tip to reduce your carbon footprint.

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    Date Taken: 02.18.2016
    Date Posted: 02.18.2016 10:47
    Photo ID: 2408264
    VIRIN: 160218-A-AB123-006
    Resolution: 403x403
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    This is an EPA public safety infographic titled 'Safety First: Read the Label' providing tips to poison-proof homes. It lists five safety measures for handling pesticides and harmful products, and prominently displays the Poison Control Center's national hotline number. The infographic is branded with the EPA logo and includes a hashtag and website for additional resources.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting the use of power strips to reduce energy consumption. The image features a close-up of multiple electrical plugs inserted into a power strip, with one green plug symbolizing eco-friendly energy practices. The text explains that standby power consumption costs the US over $11 billion annually and that power strips can eliminate this waste.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting their 'Change Five Lights' initiative. It encourages consumers to replace their five most frequently used light bulbs with Energy Star qualified products to reduce carbon pollution and save $75 per year on energy bills. The graphic features five colorful lamp illustrations and clear messaging with the hashtag #actonclimate.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting energy conservation under their 'Act On Climate' campaign. It features a pink ceramic piggy bank with a light switch mounted on its side, symbolizing the connection between powering down devices and saving money. The ad conveys that U.S. households spend $100 per year powering unused devices and encourages people to reduce carbon pollution while saving money.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting the use of programmable thermostats. It features a stylized house icon split between heating (red/sun) and cooling (blue/snowflake) imagery, with text stating that a programmable thermostat can save approximately $180 per year in energy costs. The infographic includes the EPA logo, a hashtag '#actonclimate', and the website 'www.epa.gov'.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public awareness graphic promoting their 'Act On Climate' campaign. It encourages users to calculate their household's carbon footprint and provides tips on reducing carbon pollution, directing viewers to a specific EPA website. The design features a green leaf-shaped footprint icon symbolizing environmental awareness.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting recycling as part of their 'Act On Climate' campaign. It features a blue recycling bin filled with plastic bottles and metal cans, accompanied by messaging about energy conservation and carbon pollution reduction. The infographic directs viewers to www.epa.gov to calculate energy savings from recycling.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' promotional graphic encouraging viewers to use Energy Star's 'Save Energy at Home' tool to save money and reduce carbon pollution. The image features the official Energy Star logo prominently centered, along with a URL directing users to the Energy Star website. It includes social media and web references at the bottom.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness advertisement showing a man applying caulk around a window frame on the exterior of a home. The infographic promotes energy efficiency by encouraging homeowners to caulk and weather-strip windows and doors to reduce carbon pollution and save up to $200 per year in heating and cooling costs. The image combines a photograph with text overlays and official EPA branding.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' promotional infographic advertising the free Energy Star Home Advisor tool, specifically the Home Energy Yardstick. The graphic uses rulers arranged in the shape of a house to visually reinforce the 'yardstick' measurement concept. It claims users can save up to 20% annually on energy bills while reducing carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting climate action through HVAC maintenance. It features a photograph of an outdoor air conditioning unit placed against a brick wall, accompanied by advisory text about cleaning the area around outdoor HVAC components. The message emphasizes that airflow problems can increase carbon pollution and reduce system efficiency by up to 15%.
    This is an EPA public awareness advertisement promoting HVAC filter maintenance as part of their 'Act On Climate' campaign. The infographic features a photograph of a standard pleated HVAC air filter along with statistics about home energy costs. It encourages homeowners to change their filters to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting the WaterSense program under the 'Act On Climate' campaign. It highlights that WaterSense-certified products are approximately 20 percent more water efficient than standard counterparts, and that conserving water also conserves energy and reduces carbon pollution. The image features a close-up photograph of a chrome bathroom faucet with a dripping water drop.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting the use of power strips to reduce energy consumption. The image features a close-up photograph of a power strip with multiple plugs inserted, accompanied by text explaining that standby power accounts for over $11 billion in annual US energy costs. The message encourages consumers to use power strips to completely disconnect electronics and reduce carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting water conservation as part of their 'Act On Climate' campaign. It features a rubber duck surrounded by bath foam to visually contrast bathing versus showering, conveying the message that showers use less water than filling a bathtub. The graphic connects water conservation to energy savings and reduced carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting water conservation under the campaign 'Fix a Leak.' It features a cartoon water droplet mascot holding a wrench, accompanied by statistics about household water waste. The graphic encourages fixing leaks to conserve water, energy, and reduce carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting water heater insulation as an energy-saving measure. It features a person wrapping an electric water heater with an insulating jacket in what appears to be a basement utility area. The graphic claims this practice can save more than $30 per year on utility bills and reduce carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public awareness infographic in Spanish titled 'Cambie cinco bombillas' (Change Five Bulbs), promoting climate action. It encourages replacing the five most-used light bulbs with Energy Star certified products to reduce carbon pollution and save $75 per year on electricity bills. The infographic features five colorful lamp illustrations and includes the hashtag #tomeacciónclimática and the website www.epa.gov/espanol.
    This is a Spanish-language public awareness advertisement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promoting the WaterSense program. It encourages consumers to choose WaterSense-certified products, stating they are approximately 20% more water-efficient than similar products. The ad connects water conservation to energy savings and reduced carbon pollution as part of a climate action campaign.
    This is a Spanish-language public service announcement from the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) promoting recycling as a climate action measure. The infographic features a blue recycling bin filled with plastic bottles and metal cans, accompanied by text encouraging home recycling to conserve energy and reduce carbon pollution. It includes a hashtag and website URL for further engagement.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public awareness advertisement in Spanish promoting smart/fuel-efficient driving habits. The ad encourages improving fuel efficiency to reduce carbon pollution and save money at the gas pump. It includes a website URL for more information and a social media hashtag.
    This is an EPA public service announcement in Spanish promoting climate action through home weatherization. The ad encourages homeowners to insulate and caulk around windows and doors to reduce carbon pollution and save up to $200 annually on heating and cooling costs. A man is shown applying caulk around a window frame using a caulking gun.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) infographic in Spanish titled 'Ciclo de Vida de las Cosas' (Life Cycle of Things), promoting climate action. It illustrates a 5-stage circular life cycle diagram with a waste management hierarchy, stating that 42% of U.S. carbon pollution emissions are associated with energy used to produce, process, transport, and dispose of food and products. The infographic encourages readers to learn how to reduce their impact at each stage of the life cycle.
    This is a Spanish-language public service announcement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promoting water conservation. The infographic encourages taking showers instead of baths, explaining that showering uses less water, conserves energy, and reduces carbon pollution. It is part of the EPA's 'Tome acción climática' (Take Climate Action) campaign.
    This is a Spanish-language public service announcement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promoting climate action. The ad encourages people to only run the dishwasher with a full load, stating it helps prevent 100 pounds of carbon pollution and saves $40 per year on water bills. The image features a fully loaded dishwasher alongside the campaign messaging.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public service announcement in Spanish promoting vehicle maintenance as a climate action measure. The infographic features a car and wrench icon inside a circular badge, with text encouraging regular auto maintenance. It is part of the EPA's 'Tome acción climática' (Take Climate Action) campaign targeting Spanish-speaking audiences.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public awareness infographic in Spanish promoting the use of WaterSense-labeled showerheads as a climate action measure. The ad claims that if every U.S. household replaced existing showerheads with WaterSense models, Americans could save over $2.2 billion in water bills and conserve more than 260 billion gallons of water annually. The infographic is part of the EPA's 'Tome acción climática' (Take Climate Action) campaign.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public awareness infographic in Spanish promoting the use of programmable thermostats for climate action. The graphic features a house icon split between heating (red/sun) and cooling (blue/snowflake) symbols, with text stating a programmable thermostat can save approximately $180 per year in energy costs. The infographic is part of the EPA's 'Tome acción climática' (Take Climate Action) campaign.
    This is a bilingual (Spanish/English) EPA promotional infographic advertising the Energy Star Home Energy Yardstick tool. It encourages users to consult the online home energy advisor, noting that Energy Star recommendations can save up to 20% annually on electricity bills while reducing carbon pollution. The graphic features a house shape constructed from ruler/yardstick imagery to reinforce the 'yardstick' measurement theme.
    This is a Spanish-language public awareness infographic from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promoting climate action. It encourages users to calculate their household carbon footprint and obtain tips to reduce carbon pollution. The graphic includes a URL directing viewers to an online greenhouse gas emissions calculator.
    This is a Spanish-language EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) promotional advertisement encouraging climate action through the ENERGY STAR program. The ad urges viewers to commit to taking climate action by saving energy, and features an interactive map tracker called 'ENERGY STARS ACROSS AMERICA TRACKER'. It includes a call-to-action button to explore an interactive map and is associated with the hashtag #tomeacciónclimática.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) public awareness advertisement in Spanish titled 'Tome acción climática' (Take Climate Action). The central image features a pink ceramic piggy bank with a light switch embedded in its side, symbolizing energy savings. The ad encourages unplugging devices not in use to reduce carbon pollution and save money.

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