We asked and you ‘fessed up. The results of our Eco-Sin poll are in.

Long, steamy showers

My gas guzzler (with leather seats!)

Climate control. My own. As in, fire up the heat in winter, crank the AC in summer.

Goods from China

Disposables (think coffee cups and takeout for breakfast, lunch and/or dinner)

A nice quarter pounder with cheese or just a pint of Rocky Road. Organic? Not so much.

Bouts of apathy

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To take more public transportation

To eat healthier

To exercise more

To meditate or do yoga daily

To spend more time with my family

All of the above

None of the above

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Danny Seo displays new eco-friendly products for the bedroom.

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Consuming products to conserve resources may strike us as counterintuitive, but the approach is exactly what we need. Green consumerism is the most effective--and perhaps the only--path to living as well as we possibly can while bringing our lifestyles into balance with the earth’s capabilities to sustain them.

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Michael Connor talks to Thomas Kostigen, co-author of The Green Book, a practical guide to green living. He shares some tips on what you can do to help the environment in your everyday life, including suggestions from celebrities such as Will Ferrell, Martha Stewart, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw.

7:56 minutes (1.82 MB)

Talking about global warming can create a lot of anxiety, but the reality is that all environmental challenges, global warming included, are caused by the way we produce and consume products. Once we understand the cause, we can identify the solutions. There are plenty of them. The Lazy Environmentalist weighs in on this very hot topic.

Sometimes it takes monster strength to keep your family green.

New Age energy is on it's way. Hear about jobs created for "green living".

Lazy? A total slacker? Don't stress. You can still help save the planet.