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Six Ways to Travel Green

Sunday, November 4, 2007; Page P04

* Travel less and stay longer rather than taking several short trips.

* Take trains when you can instead of flying or driving.

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* Take nonstop flights rather than connecting flights.

* Reuse towels and sheets in hotel rooms rather than getting them changed every day.

* Use local public transportation instead of renting a car.

* Travel domestically rather than internationally.


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