Read on to find out how you can make small changes to live more sustainably, limit your carbon footprint, take climate action, and slow down climate change to conserve our natural resources and wildlife.
Lowering your carbon footprint helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing your carbon footprint helps fight climate change by improving your diet, air quality, and energy expenditures.
Less trash is going to incinerators, landfills, and oceans – We can save up depleting landfill space, reduce the plastic entering our oceans, reduce burning plastic and releasing toxic gases.
When you shop locally, you do more than just get what you want quickly and easily. Buying locally stimulates the local economy, benefits local schools and charities, and even benefits the environment.
To reduce environmental damage, meat and dairy consumption must decrease. Lowering meat consumption will directly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and land and water use.
Plant-based diets offer all the necessary protein, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals for optimal health, and are often higher in fiber and phytonutrients.
Reusing saves or delays purchasing and disposal costs. Conserve resources. Reduce the waste stream. Cause less pollution than recycling or making new products from virgin materials.