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Nothing beats a serving of Grade A, fresh planet.
Industries across the board rely on the established expertise at Johnson Controls for ingenious sustainability practices—from light-weighting vehicle seats and interiors and optimizing energy in buildings to developing hybrid-vehicle battery systems and recycling lead-acid batteries. All with the goal of making this world a more comfortable, safe, and sustainable place. Want to make your world better? We’ll help you figure it out at ingenuitywelcome.com © JOHNSON CONTROLS 2008
How sustainable are you? Take the opportunity to find out how the choices you make in your daily life affect the planet. Simply answer the following questions, giving yourself 1 point for yes and 0 for no, to find out whether you're an apprentice, seeker, or specialist, in creating a more sustainable world. Want to learn more about how to make our world a more sustainable place? We’ll help you figure it out at ingenuitywelcome.com
Q.1 - Home Do you wash your laundry in cold water? Most clothes washers have many choices for energy-conserving wash and rinse cycles. And reducing detergent reduces pollution of fresh water. Plus, a hot-water wash with warm rinse costs 5 to 10 times more than a cold wash and rinse.
Q.3 - Home
Q.2 - Home Do you frequently buy goods made from recycled materials? Using goods made from recycled products saves landfill space and conserves the natural resources necessary to produce more goods. You’ll save two lbs/.9 kg of carbon for every 20 glass bottles that you recycle.
Q.4 - Home
Do you recycle whatever products you can in your community?
Have you replaced all your incandescent lights with compact fluorescent bulbs?
Recycling reduces the amount of garbage we have to burn or discard. With fewer landfills, we can have more space for people to farm, live, and work.
These energy-efficient bulbs help fight climate change because they reduce
Recycling just one aluminum can saves enough electricity to light a 100-watt
will save 100 lbs/45 kg of carbon for each incandescent bulb you replace with a compact fluorescent one.
bulb for 3½ hours.
Q.5 - Office Is your printer set up so that it prints double-sided? You’ll buy half as much paper. And when you do print, select the “draft” setting. In one test, a typical inkjet printed 12 pages per minute (ppm) in regular mode but 36 ppm in the draft setting.
Q.7 - Office
the amount of fossil fuels that utilities burn. Over the life of the bulb, you
Q.6 - Office Do you take a mug or reusable cup to work, instead of using disposable cups for hot and cold beverages? It’s simple to bring your own mug to work—it’s a personal statement about your commitment to sustainability. Using your own cup every day means saving 22.75 lbs/10.3 kg of waste annually.
Q.8 - Car
Is your desktop computer equipment plugged into a power strip—that you turn off at the end of every day?
Each year, households that use public transportation save over $1,399 USD in fuel.
Even in standby mode, office equipment uses energy. You’ll save as much as 20
Public transportation produces between 50% and 95% fewer emissions per mile
to 40 watts for each piece of equipment you plug into a power strip and turn off.
than private vehicles.
Q.9 - Car Do you drive the speed limit? Be honest! Speeding, rapid acceleration, and braking waste fuel. Observing the speed limit and driving sensibly save fuel and are safer for you and other drivers. Driving sensibly reduces fuel usage by about 5% in town and up to 33% on the highway.
Do you ride a bike or take public transportation more than twice a week?
Q.10 - Car Have you given your vehicle a regular tune-up—including a tire pressure check— within the last year? Maintaining your vehicle properly can substantially reduce fuel usage and vehicle emissions. Tuning up and repairing your vehicle can increase fuel efficiency by between 4% and 40%. Properly inflated tires increase fuel
0-3 points – Sustainability apprentice. You’re still learning. But that’s OK. Even small changes can make a big difference when done every day. Keep looking for ways to make your world more sustainable. 4-6 points – Sustainability seeker. You’re on the right path and committed to making changes in your daily life that you know will impact the environment. Spend a few minutes celebrating. And then work out how you can take it to the next level. 7-10 points – Sustainability specialist. You’re walking the talk on looking after our world. Make sure you share your knowledge with family and friends and encourage them to live an environmentally friendly life.
© JOHNSON CONTROLS 2008
efficiency by about 3%; replacing a clogged air filter by as much as 10%.
Industries across the board rely on the established expertise at Johnson Controls for ingenious sustainability practices—from light-weighting vehicle seats and interiors and optimizing energy in buildings to developing hybrid-vehicle battery systems and recycling lead-acid batteries. All with the goal of making this world a more comfortable, safe, and sustainable place. Want to make your world better? We’ll help you figure it out at ingenuitywelcome.com © JOHNSON CONTROLS 2008
How sustainable are you? Take the opportunity to find out how the choices you make in your daily life affect the planet. Simply answer the following questions, giving yourself 1 point for yes and 0 for no, to find out whether you're an apprentice, seeker, or specialist, in creating a more sustainable world. Want to learn more about how to make our world a more sustainable place? We’ll help you figure it out at ingenuitywelcome.com
Q.1 - Home Do you wash your laundry in cold water? Most clothes washers have many choices for energy-conserving wash and rinse cycles. And reducing detergent reduces pollution of fresh water. Plus, a hot-water wash with warm rinse costs 5 to 10 times more than a cold wash and rinse.
Q.3 - Home
Q.2 - Home Do you frequently buy goods made from recycled materials? Using goods made from recycled products saves landfill space and conserves the natural resources necessary to produce more goods. You’ll save two lbs/.9 kg of carbon for every 20 glass bottles that you recycle.
Q.4 - Home
Do you recycle whatever products you can in your community?
Have you replaced all your incandescent lights with compact fluorescent bulbs?
Recycling reduces the amount of garbage we have to burn or discard. With fewer landfills, we can have more space for people to farm, live, and work.
These energy-efficient bulbs help fight climate change because they reduce
Recycling just one aluminum can saves enough electricity to light a 100-watt
will save 100 lbs/45 kg of carbon for each incandescent bulb you replace with a compact fluorescent one.
bulb for 3½ hours.
Q.5 - Office Is your printer set up so that it prints double-sided? You’ll buy half as much paper. And when you do print, select the “draft” setting. In one test, a typical inkjet printed 12 pages per minute (ppm) in regular mode but 36 ppm in the draft setting.
Q.7 - Office
the amount of fossil fuels that utilities burn. Over the life of the bulb, you
Q.6 - Office Do you take a mug or reusable cup to work, instead of using disposable cups for hot and cold beverages? It’s simple to bring your own mug to work—it’s a personal statement about your commitment to sustainability. Using your own cup every day means saving 22.75 lbs/10.3 kg of waste annually.
Q.8 - Car
Is your desktop computer equipment plugged into a power strip—that you turn off at the end of every day?
Each year, households that use public transportation save over $1,399 USD in fuel.
Even in standby mode, office equipment uses energy. You’ll save as much as 20
Public transportation produces between 50% and 95% fewer emissions per mile
to 40 watts for each piece of equipment you plug into a power strip and turn off.
than private vehicles.
Q.9 - Car Do you drive the speed limit? Be honest! Speeding, rapid acceleration, and braking waste fuel. Observing the speed limit and driving sensibly save fuel and are safer for you and other drivers. Driving sensibly reduces fuel usage by about 5% in town and up to 33% on the highway.
Do you ride a bike or take public transportation more than twice a week?
Q.10 - Car Have you given your vehicle a regular tune-up—including a tire pressure check— within the last year? Maintaining your vehicle properly can substantially reduce fuel usage and vehicle emissions. Tuning up and repairing your vehicle can increase fuel efficiency by between 4% and 40%. Properly inflated tires increase fuel
0-3 points – Sustainability apprentice. You’re still learning. But that’s OK. Even small changes can make a big difference when done every day. Keep looking for ways to make your world more sustainable. 4-6 points – Sustainability seeker. You’re on the right path and committed to making changes in your daily life that you know will impact the environment. Spend a few minutes celebrating. And then work out how you can take it to the next level. 7-10 points – Sustainability specialist. You’re walking the talk on looking after our world. Make sure you share your knowledge with family and friends and encourage them to live an environmentally friendly life.
© JOHNSON CONTROLS 2008
efficiency by about 3%; replacing a clogged air filter by as much as 10%.
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