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    Tips for planning your vacation

    By Jovana Ruzicic

    September 26, 2006

    When planning your holiday travels, think about the following ideas

    - travel with your bike- think of the pollution and money that you will be saving + getting in shape
    - take a hike- for all the above reasons
    - take a train – doing so can have up to 90 percent less impact on the environment, according to Friends of the Earth
    - if you must fly, choose an airline that uses young planes which are less polluting; fly during the day because those flights are less polluting and go to countries that really need your money.
    - buy and use one water bottle instead of buying (and throwing away) four or six or eight bottles a day

    While some of the travel trips might not be the safest alternative here in US, like hitchhiking, there is still a lot you can do when traveling to help environment.

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