Do you have a green resolution for 2010?

A recent internet based survey was conducted for Tiller, LLC by the market research firm, Matthew Greenwald & Associates. Tiller, LLC is a leading advocacy marketing consultancy based in New York City. The survey entitled, 2009 Tiller Social Action Survey, found that Americans are committed to being more “green” in 2010. Here are a few of the findings from the survey:

In 2010,

• 53% of Adults said they will include a “green” resolution
• 85% are “somewhat likely” to reduce energy consumption
• 84% want to recycle more
• 76% would like to make purchases from environmentally-responsible companies
• 72% are “somewhat likely” to use reusable shopping bags

So how do these results compare to past green resolutions and practices:

• 49% of Adults made green resolutions in 2009
• 76% said that they monitored energy consumption in 2009
• 47% made purchases (in 2009) from environmentally-responsible companies
• 42% made resolutions (in 2008) to carry reusable shopping bags

Our green resolution here at EcoXperience.com is to post more regularly to this blog and add great new green home products and service listings for 2010. We are also introducing a new newsletter, “52 Weeks of Green” look for more posts covering the newsletter!

This brings us back to our opening question: Do you have a green resolution in 2010? If so, we would love to hear from you! Please comment below and be sure to include your green resolution for 2010.

[via Treehugger]

Original Source: Tiller, LLC

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