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Fill half of your sink with water for washing dishes instead of letting your tap run. According to the American Water Works Association, the average U.S. household uses 130,000 gallons of water per year. If they used just 50% less, we could save the equivalent of seven million barrels of oil per year.

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How to Find the Best Swimsuit for Your Body

There's a swimsuit for every body, and Sprig's fashion stylist Cate Sheehy is here to tell you what styles and shapes will flatter you the most and fit you the best. Large on top or bottom? Organic cotton one-piece or recycled bikini? While the lovely Laura is our model and, let's be real, practically all the bathing suits look fabulous on her as she tries on the latest eco-chic styles, Sprig has compiled wisdom in this video on the Top Six Swimsuit Fit Tips.—Shot and edited by Brit Liggett

Triangle top one-piece with gold band under chest: Aaron Chang Triangle One Piece bathing suit | Bandeau halter-top one-piece in black or white: Kelly B Amanda Swimsuit | Purple bikini: Meadow Plum Braided Bikini | Music: Lady GaGa | Patterned one-piece with low-cut front: Mociun swimsuit | Bikini with striped top: Aaron Chang Striped Bikini | Laura's favorite bikini: Meadow Luna Bikini