Climate Action Campaign SURVEY

HUUF Climate Action Campaign is conducting a survey of members and friends to learn what our Fellowship is doing individually or as a family/household to conserve resources and slow climate change caused by the use of fossil fuels. We would appreciate your help.

One Survey per person

Check all that apply to you and feel free to comment or add things we may have missed.

Your Name *

Number of People in your Household:

Reducing Use of Fossil Fuels (oil, gas, coal)

Installing energy-efficient lighting

Installing Solar panels

Installing an on-demand water heater

Installing a heat pump for hot water

Installing a heat pump for heating

Turning off or unplugging electric equipment/lights when not in use

Driving electric or hybrid vehicles

Driving no faster than 55 mph on highways

Carpooling to HUUF on Sundays (and to other events when possible)

Combining errands

Shopping locally when possible

Biking or walking instead of driving when possible

Riding a bike with an electric motor

Using public transportation when possible

Reducing or eliminating travel by plane or ship

Joining RCEA or opting up to all renewable energy with RCEA

Replacing gas appliances with electric

Turning down the temperature on your water heater and turning it to “vacation” when you go out of town

Drying laundry outside on sunny days and hanging small items and delicates inside on all days

Other:

Reduce/ Reuse/ Recycle

Reducing purchase and use of plastics

Washing and reusing containers when possible

Avoiding buying items wrapped in plastic, including plastic bottles

Substituting glass containers for plastic

Using compostable or paper bags instead of plastic

Composting egg cartons or recycling them to the Farmers’ Market

Recycling envelopes

Other:

Garden / Yard

Composting kitchen scraps, grass, and leaves

Planting to attract bees, butterflies, birds, and insects

Keeping bees

Growing your own vegetables, herbs, and fruit

Reducing grass lawns by planting native plants and trees

Planting native plants, with an emphasis on perennials

Other:

Heating

Insulating and weatherizing home and garage

Turning down thermostat and turning off heat at night and when on vacation

Wearing warm layers of clothing

Using space heater when possible rather than heating whole house

Opening windows and/or using fans instead of air conditioning

Other:

Diet

Eating less beef, lamb, and other grazing animals

Eating vegetarian or vegan sometimes or alway

Eating locally grown or from your own garden

Other:

Textiles

Reducing purchases of clothing

Developing a “traveler’s wardrobe” by buying mix-and-match

Choosing cottons and natural items over synthetics

Using cloth napkins and towels instead of paper

Using cloth bags and grocery totes

Reusing grocery and produce bags and taking your own with you to the store

Repurposing or donating worn towels, dish rags, and bedding

Using floss that comes on a roll instead of in single-use plastic dispensers

Buying used clothing at Thrift stores

Other:

Water

Taking showers instead of baths

Reducing length of showers

“Sponge bathing” as an alternative to baths or showers

Washing fruits and vegies in a bowl of water and throwing the grey water on plants

Reusing cooking water in soups or flower vases or adding it as a nutritional boost to juice

Washing full loads of laundry

Turning off water intermittently when brushing teeth

Considering the environment when using any product that will end up in the water system or soil

Watering your yard with grey water from your home

Installing a rain catchment system for watering outdoors

Other:

Networking with Other Groups or People

HUUF Climate Action Campaign

Indigenous peoples

Congressional contacts

350 Humboldt

RCEA

Sunrise Group

Local leaders or groups

State leaders

Sierra Club

Signing local petitions

Signing online petitions

Responding to online surveys

Making phone calls

Sending E-mails, letters, and post cards

Writing letters to the editor

Other:

What’s one new action you or your household plan to do for Earth month in April? (It can be large or small. For example, eat one vegan meal or reuse envelopes.)

Your comments and ideas:

All members who have not responded to the online survey by March 15 will receive it via USPS with return postage provided. Thanks for being part of HUUF’s Climate Action Campaign!

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