A sustainable lifestyle are changes adopted in your lifestyle, to reduce your carbon footprint and impact on the earth's natural resources. Through small changes in your daily routine and habits, from food and transport to waste and energy, you can adopt various alternatives which are easily available to consumers.
Through small changes in your daily habits you can bring about a significant reduction in your carbon footprint.
By understanding your carbon footprint and monitoring your impact, you can use alternatives for all parts of your lifestyle.
For example, opting for public transport or electric vehicles instead of private cars will help reduce your transport footprint. Using LED bulbs instead of regular bulbs will help you save energy.
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click hereAcross the world, EVs offer a solution to two major problems: increasing pollution levels and dependence on fossil fuels. Countries including India, are moving to a more sustainable transport solution with electric vehicles which do not pollute the environment.
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Different factors are responsible indoor air pollution
These pollutants have harmful effects on your health and hence should be reduced.
Using nature's own air purifiers - indoor plants, can help in reducing the air pollution in your house and breathing cleaner air.
Below are some examples of plants to help you get clean air.
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You can play your part in the need to improve the waste management process by following the 3 R's of Waste Management.
Follow this in your daily life and help reduce the waste generated in the environment so that less of it goes into the landfills and do your part in reducing your carbon footprint.