• Keep those fans buzzing in summer instead of turning on the air conditioner.
  
• Place incandescent lightbulbs with compact fluorescent ones. They last up to ten times longer and can use a quarter of the energy.
  
  
• Plug electronics into a power strip and flip off the switch when the gadgets aren’t in use. (make sure this won’t mess up clocks and recordings.)
  
• Commit to turning off your computer before bed each night and before you go out for the day. Also set the computer's sleep mode for when the computer is idle for just a little while. By doing these two simple acts, you will use about 85% less energy each day.
  
• Witch off the light every time you leave a room.
  
• the thermostat to no lower than 25.5556°C in the summer and no higher than 20°C in the winter.
• Place your desk next to a window and use natural light instead of a lamp.
• Close your curtains to keep out daytime summer heat or keep in nighttime winter warmth.
• turn off the TV or video game console and play outside.
• Ask Mum or Dad to turn off the car instead of letting it idle while you're waiting.
  
• Ride a bike or walk instead of using the car.
  
• Carpool.

By Izzy55597455

Generally they should not provide healthcare. There needs to be a mechanism to support the poor and provide basic medical needs, but the government does not have responsibility to provide health care. The government is also notoriously inefficient in many things. Besides, our entire system would then be susceptible to political influence in a way we've never seen before, not to mention the corruption that exists in government more than the private sector.

What government should do is provide for a stable society that supports free market principles so that citizens can operate their own health care insurance companies and health care providers and compete with one another. This would mean the government needs to address the regulations is places on the current system.

first of all, isn't every doctor obliged to give care to people in immediate need of help? I thought it was in their oath. Second, I have read at least a couple of times, in the Mediterranean country where I am now living, of people who collapsed and died in front of a hospital. In this country, doctors/nurses are required to stay in the hospital, they can't go out - even if just 5 meters/yards! The correct procedure is to call an ambulance, which will come from who knows where and take you to the hospital when it's too late