You release greenhouse gases as a result of using energy to drive, using electricity to light and heat your home, and through other activities that support our quality of life like growing food, raising livestock and throwing away garbage. Greenhouse gas emissions can be reduced through simple measures like changing light bulbs and properly inflating your tires. This site provides over 25 easy steps you can take to not only reduce your greenhouse gas emissions, but also reduce air pollution, increase the nation's energy independence and save money.

Learn What you can do

At Home

At the Office

On the Road

At School

Use EPA’s personal greenhouse gas emissions calculator and your household energy bills to estimate your household’s annual emissions and identify ways you can cut your emissions.

Detailed information and resources are also available for state and local governments and businesses interested in learning what steps they can take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. State and local governments and businesses play an important role in reducing greenhouse gas intensity.