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 How to be Environmentally Friendly

What is Being Environmentally Friendly?

There are a surprising amount of people, businesses, and communities that would like to do more to conserve and protect our natural resources, but they don’t know where to begin with becoming more environmentally friendly.

Understanding what makes each of these aspects of our world part of the process of changing and conserving our resources, and learning how to get started creating a difference is the first thing you have to learn.

Being environmentally friendly simply means having a lifestyle that is better for the environment.

It’s just taking small steps towards looking after the mother earth to make this planet a better place for our communities and generations to come.

A good way would be to start with conserving water, driving less and walking more, consuming less energy, buying recycled products, eating locally grown vegetables, joining environmental groups to combat air pollution, creating less waste, planting more trees, and many more.

 

According to Wikipedia,

“Environment friendly processes, or environmental-friendly processes (also referred to as eco-friendly, nature-friendly, and green), are sustainability and marketing terms referring to goods and services, laws, guidelines and policies that claim reduced, minimal, or no harm upon ecosystems or the environment.”

Why it’s Important to Become Environmentally Friendly?

You can’t just point towards one business or practice and blame them for all of our environmental woes; everything fits together like a puzzle.

The more we all do our part – the faster we will create an entire ecology of living that promotes sustainability. The first step is to begin to understand the basics of what each part of life can do to become more environmentally friendly.

The next step is to start to learn to make different choices on a personal level that help in changing your awareness and consumption of resources. The changes are surprisingly easy to make; there are more ways than you can imagine to begin to practice conservation.

 

10 Easy Ways to Become More Environmentally Friendly

Learning to be more environmentally friendly is easier than you think. You don’t have to jump in by changing everything, start small to make the changes more sustainable and a part of your normal life. Here are 10 ways you can begin to become more environmentally friendly.

1. Become More Aware of Resources

Start by living with a greater awareness of the resources that you use in your daily life. Pay attention to how you choose to heat, to travel, to use water, and use products that were made by manufacturing practices.

Awareness is what will allow you to begin then to make environmentally friendly choices.

2. Practice Conservation

With your new awareness of how natural resources are used in your life, start to practice conservation. It can be as simple as turning off the lights as you leave a room and as complex as making different choices when it comes to building your home. Learn here more about 15 green home building techniques.

3. Plant Trees

Trees are necessary for us to survive. They give oxygen, fruits, clean the air, provide shelter to wildlife, prevent soil erosion. A shady landscape around your home can help you to reduce the consumption of energy and keep your home cool even during summers.

Plant small trees around your home and don’t cut trees unless it’s necessary; work with local environmental groups to plant more trees and educate others about the positive aspects of it.

4. Conserve Water

Water needs to be conserved as a lot of energy is required to pump water from rivers or lakes into your home. Conserving water reduces the amount of energy that is needed to filter it.

5. Try Renewable Energy, Go Rooftop Solar

Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic (PV) is accelerating access to affordable and clean electricity. Roof modules are spreading worldwide because of their affordability. Solar PV has benefited from a virtuous cycle of falling costs that is cheap, and you can easily install it to go environmentally friendly.

6. Change to LED Light Bulbs

Count the bulbs you have in your home. Change them to LED light bulbs that last longer than conventional bulbs and far more efficient. Not only that! They’re available in a varied range of brightness and designs that you can tailor the lighting to suit your room. This way, you’ll be using less power.

 

7. Cut Down Meat on your Plate

If you want to be environment-friendly, simply cut down the amount of meat you consume, and that would have a massive impact on the environment. If you can avoid it just for 2-3 days a week, that would even have quite a significant effect on reducing your carbon footprint.

As billions of people dine multiple times a day, if they apply this, imagine how many opportunities exist to turn the tables. Of course, it is possible to eat well with vegetables, fruits, grains, and legumes, in terms of both nutrition and pleasure and thereby help lower emissions.

8. Stop Food Waste

You waste food sometimes intentionally and sometimes unintentionally. Regardless of the reason, producing uneaten food is a waste of a whole host of resources such as seeds, water, energy, land, fertilizer, hours of labor, and capital invested.

It also generates greenhouse gases at every stage, including methane, when you throw them and the organic matter lands in the global dustbin.

You can make a huge difference by cooking, serving, or ordering the amount that can actually be consumed and ensuring there is no waste.

9. Change Your Travel Habits

Driving and flying are two areas where you can make a real impact through environmentally friendly practices. Choose fuel-efficient travel options, travel less, and try to pick more direct routes to save on fuel. If your office is near your home, try to ride a bicycle instead of a car.

10. Use Less Fossil Fuel Based Products

Find out what products and consumables you use that are made using fossil fuel-based products and processes and use them less or replace them in your life.

 

 

 

 

Reference:

https://www.conserve-energy-future.com/15-easy-ways-to-become-environmentally-friendly.php

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