Question

What can I do to uphold environmentalism and care for the nature?

Answer 1

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• Stop eating meat (or at least reduce it). ...
• Stop eating dairy. ...
• Change your car driving habits. ...
• Notice how you use water. ...
• Reduce the amount of paper in your life. ...
• Use a refillable water bottle and reusable lunch containers. ...
• Be mindful of what you throw in the trash. ...
• Bag it yourself and throw it ....

Answer 2

Explanation:

1. STOP EATING MEAT (OR AT LEAST REDUCE IT).

The Environmental Working Group found that red meat is responsible for 10 to 40 times as many greenhouse emissions as common vegetables and grains. If the grain fed to livestock were fed to people, we could feed 800 million people! Reduce your footprint and go meatless.

2. STOP EATING DAIRY.

This has some of the same bleak statistics as mentioned in point one, as well as the fact that it takes a lot of feed to keep a dairy cow alive. 66 per cent of all crop calories goes to cows, and cow farts account for 28 per cent of all methane emissions related to human activity. Yes, I just wrote cow farts.

9 Things You Can Do to Save the Environment - Nature's Path

3. CHANGE YOUR CAR DRIVING HABITS.

We don’t all have the luxury of walking everywhere, but vehicles are the biggest compromise to our air. Those tailpipes are at street level, where we can inhale the polluted air directly. Consider a world where you carpool, Uber, walk, or take public transit more often.

4. NOTICE HOW YOU USE WATER.

We have a lot of water in Canada, but we also use a lot of water, and 65 per cent of what we use is in the bathroom. Have shorter showers. Don’t leave the tap running when you’re brushing your teeth. Buy an energy efficient showerhead. It all helps.

5. REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF PAPER IN YOUR LIFE.

Do you know that 40% of the world’s commercially cut timber is used for paper? This endangers natural habitats and uses a ton of water. Since it has become inexpensive to print, we do it without thinking. And lest you think you are paperless, think about your bank statements, the paper towels you use to clean the countertops, the junk mail you haven’t opted out of and the way you wrap your Christmas presents. There are many areas where each of us can help to lessen paper production.

9 Things You Can Do to Save the Environment - Nature's Path