Respuestas
Respuesta:
Separate the trash. From a young age it is good for children to learn to separate waste so that it can be recycled. Show them what is thrown into each bucket and why it should be done that way.
Use products that can be reused. There are many products that can be used multiple times to protect nature. For example, use cloth napkins instead of paper napkins.
Turn off the lights. It seems obvious, but we don't realize how many times we turn on the light in a room that we don't occupy. Get your children used to turning off the light and when you leave home check that everything is off.
Eat organic fruits and vegetables. Organic products take care of the environment because they do not use fertilizers or other polluting products in their production.
Avoid leaving appliances plugged in. Remember that appliances that are turned off but still plugged in consume power, so unplugging them is important.
Close the taps correctly. When you don't use the water, turn off the tap and check that there are no leaks.
Use the thermostat. Both for heating and air conditioning it is necessary to use a thermostat. The energy consumption of heating decreases when you reduce the temperature by a single degree, and the same happens if you increase the temperature one degree in the air conditioning.
Get around on public transportation. Pollution in big cities comes largely from cars; use public transport to get around and you will help take care of nature.
Take your own bags to the supermarket. More and more supermarkets sell plastic bags to avoid their use and encourage recycling. Take your own bags to the supermarket and you can use them several times.
Take advantage of natural light. To reduce the consumption of electric light, open the windows and raise the blinds so that sunlight enters your home.
Change the bulbs in your house. Energy saving light bulbs heat less, consume less energy, light the same and last longer.
Recycle everything you can. Before throwing out clothes, books, or toys, think about whether you can give them a second chance to avoid spending and buying everything new. You will save money and protect nature.
Plant trees. Trees produce oxygen and are essential to nature, so plant a tree in your home or in the community where you live.
As you can see, they are small actions that facilitate energy saving, recycling and the care of natural resources.
More and more people are losing their homes to climate change.
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