I think I was into one of those generations that was surrounded by different sources of information about the benefits of being kind with the environment. I mean, If I try to recall some of the slogans, or make a short sentence about it, bringing back my environmental education, I have to say something  like: "All the past generations spoiled, with its indifference and selfishness, the Mother Earth, and now it is your turn and duty to save this place", and I was taught (and mostly by the TV, because everyone asumed that we were stucked into it...and it was true. I don't know if you remember but, Captain America was one of those examples of good behaviour) to have a responsable attitude about me and my world, by trying to fix the mess that the other generations made.

And because of these, maybe all of us (my closely generation), have inside at least a little bug about recycling and environmental responsability. For example, even I'm not into the environmental crusade, I feel as a concern of common sense to not being selfish and cooperate with this task, and respect everyone's environment.

I usually use my own legs to go over the places that I'll go to -in short journeys, of course- , and if I'm in the mood, I use my bicke (just because I'm a danger for the society and myself when I ride my bicke). Besides, riding a bicke here in Santiago is try to ride in the middle of a real chaos; so, for the sake of me and the poor people of the city, I prefer to use my beautiful legs.

I'm not into an organization or anything that is engaged with the environment (or any organization at all...I have a little "thing" with the groups and masses). But I morally supported them. I'm vegetarian, so I hope that is helpful in any way. I mean, it is a really passive way, but it is one. Ah, in my house we select the garbage - the glass, the can, the papper and with the rest we make a compost.