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    Give your car a break [Image 6 of 15]

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    This is an EPA public service announcement titled 'Give your car a break,' part of the 'Act On Climate' campaign. The image features a photograph of numerous bicycles parked in a row in front of a brick building, used to promote alternative transportation. The ad states that leaving your car at home two days a week can reduce carbon pollution by an average of two tons per year.

    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 11:00
    Photo ID: 2408402
    VIRIN: 160218-A-AB123-035
    Resolution: 403x403
    Size: 192.78 KB
    Location: US
    Web Views: 42
    Downloads: 4

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    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic encouraging energy and water conservation. It advises running dishwashers only with full loads, citing benefits of preventing 100 pounds of carbon pollution and saving $40 per year on water bills. The graphic combines text messaging with a close-up photograph of a fully loaded dishwasher.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting the 'Act On Climate' campaign, advising people to wash clothes in cold water to save energy and reduce carbon pollution. The graphic states that hot water heating accounts for approximately 90% of a washing machine's energy use, while only 10% goes to the motor. It features a photograph of a front-loading washing machine filled with colorful clothes.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting water conservation as part of their 'Act On Climate' campaign. It features a close-up photograph of a running faucet dripping water onto a toothbrush, illustrating the specific behavior being addressed. The graphic encourages people to turn off the tap while brushing teeth, stating it can save up to 8 gallons of water per day.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting regular car maintenance. It features a circular icon with a car and wrench symbol, accompanied by messaging about the environmental and safety benefits of keeping a vehicle well-maintained. The graphic includes the EPA branding, a hashtag, and a reference URL for more information.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic from the 'Act On Climate' campaign, advising vehicle owners to regularly check their tire pressure. The graphic explains that under-inflation increases tire wear, reduces fuel economy, and leads to higher carbon pollution emissions. It features a close-up image of a car tire and wheel alongside the informational text.
    This is an EPA public service announcement titled 'Give your car a break,' part of the 'Act On Climate' campaign. The image features a photograph of numerous bicycles parked in a row in front of a brick building, used to promote alternative transportation. The ad states that leaving your car at home two days a week can reduce carbon pollution by an average of two tons per year.
    This is an EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) promotional advertisement encouraging people to take the ENERGY STAR pledge to act on climate change. The ad features the 'Energy STARs Across America Tracker' section with an interactive map component, highlighting ways citizens can join climate protection efforts. It includes a call-to-action to explore an interactive map and uses the hashtag #actonclimate.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness campaign graphic encouraging people to spread the word about climate change. It features a diverse group of young people engaged in conversation outdoors, likely on a college campus. The graphic directs viewers to visit epa.gov/earthday to learn more about reducing carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA public awareness infographic promoting composting as part of their 'Act On Climate' campaign. It features a visual of green grass shoots growing from broken eggshells filled with dark soil, symbolizing composting and new growth. The infographic communicates that composting food and yard waste reduces landfill garbage and carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' infographic illustrating the Life Cycle of Stuff, showing five stages from materials extraction through end-of-life management. It highlights that 42 percent of U.S. carbon pollution emissions are linked to producing, processing, transporting, and disposing of food and goods. The infographic encourages viewers to think about reducing their environmental impact at every stage of the life cycle.
    This is an EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting food waste reduction. It features a green bowl filled with food scraps and peels, accompanied by a statistic that 13 percent of U.S. carbon pollution emissions are linked to food production and disposal. The message emphasizes that reducing food waste can help lower carbon pollution.
    This is an EPA public service announcement promoting electronics recycling as part of their 'Act On Climate' campaign. The infographic features a pile of old electronic devices and explains the environmental benefits of donating or recycling used electronics. It includes a website URL and social media hashtag for further engagement.
    An EPA 'Act On Climate' public awareness infographic promoting the concept of reusing items to reduce carbon pollution. The image features four people at an outdoor clothing donation event, sorting garments into labeled cardboard boxes. The campaign encourages selling or donating unwanted appliances, tools, or clothes instead of discarding them.
    This is an EPA public health infographic focused on poison prevention for children. It states that an estimated 80,000 children visit emergency rooms due to poisonings each year and provides safety tips for households. The infographic includes the Poison Control Center's national hotline number and the EPA's pesticides website.
    This is a public health infographic from the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) focused on child poisoning prevention. It highlights that an estimated 80,000 children visit emergency rooms due to poisonings each year and provides safety tips and an emergency contact number. The infographic includes a photograph of a young child near a cabinet with a child-safety lock visible in the foreground.

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