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MEDIA RELEASE 6 November 2006

James Ruse Agricultural School signs up to save the environment
James Ruse Agricultural School students have joined a state-wide program to help save the environment and raise money for their school.

The students participated in the ‘Bright Kids Schools’ program, designed by Easy Being Green, a group focused on helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Under the program, students sign up households for a complete home installation of energy saving light globes and water saving showerheads free of charge.

As well as helping the environment, the school will receive $5 donation from Easy Being Green for every household that undergoes a verified home installation.

Through the verified home-installation process, Easy Being Green provides energy efficient light globes for every suitable light socket in the home and showerheads for all showers free of charge.

By installing the equivalent of six globes and one showerhead, households save about one tonne of greenhouse gas pollution from entering earth’s atmosphere and an average of 21,000 litres of water each year. Once installed, householders can also save $150 a year off their combined electricity and water bills.

The installation program is part of Easy Being Green’s campaign to reach one million homes in NSW and ACT by mid-2007 and reduce greenhouse gasses contributing to global warming.

CEO at Easy Being Green, Paul Gilding, said the program is part of a wider campaign to help the environment and raise money for local schools.

“The program is designed to encourage schools and students to be champions of the environment through practical action. We aim to keep helping students and educate them on ways to save water and energy while raising enough money to make a real difference to their school. So far, a total of 155 schools in NSW have joined Easy Being Green’s campaign,” Gilding said.

To book an installation free of charge, sign up with a James Ruse Agricultural School student or call Easy Being Green on 1300 789 324 and mention ‘James Ruse Agricultural School’ to ensure your local school receives a $5 donation. Local installations will commence on 15 November.

Easy Being Green also gives Australians the opportunity to become Carbon Neutral and reduce the emissions of carbon in the atmosphere.

More information on Easy Being Green’s in-home installation and Carbon Neutral services can be found at www.easybeinggreen.com.au or by calling 1300 789 324.

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Released for Easy Being Green by Dennis Rutzou Public Relations (www.drpr.com.au). 
For further information please call Fiona Pennington or
Kim Larochelle on 02 9413 4244.



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