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Commitment

 Consider this an invitation: to take responsibility for the pollution you generate. 

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 You can dramatically reduce the amount of chemical waste you put into our atmosphere. 

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 How to start? 

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 Go public. 

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 Send a short note to everyone you know of your new commitment (see Sample Letters). 

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 Include a personal-pollution estimate, and a guess about how much you'll continue to pollute. 

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 Cut your toxic pollution output (in half?) in the coming months. 

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 Provide updates to friends, acquaintances and family.  Let them know of your travails, but that no 

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 matter what, you have given your word to do this.  Despite whatever difficulties, you are going 

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 to diminish (by 2/3rds?) your dirty effluent  -  come hell or high water. 

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 Let your peers, co-workers and neighbors hold you accountable. 

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 And make sure to cc your communications to government, community, and corporate leaders. 

 

 Ask them, beg them, or demand of them that they join the boycott also. â€‹â€‹â€‹â€‹

 “In the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet [together]. 

 

 We all breathe the same air [and] we all cherish our children's futures.” 

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 John F. Kennedy - June 10, 1963 â€‹

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