To protect the planet, one should go solar to reduce energy bills and carbon footprint, turn off electronics when not in use and use LED appliances, drive less and use public transport or carpool, recycle plastic, paper, and batteries, conserve water by using less outdoors and fixing leaks, switch to e-billing to reduce paper waste, maintain healthy ecosystems by volunteering for cleanups, bring reusable bags to stores, properly dispose of waste, use composting to reduce waste and enrich soil, and plant trees which provide oxygen and support wildlife over long periods.

1. How to protect the Planet Earth
BY VANSH SEHGAL
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2. Go solar
Powering your home with solar panel can lessen your
electric bills, recoil your carbon impression and
expansion your home's value.

3. Turn it off
• Switch off electrical extensions and
unplug electrical gadgets when you're
not utilizing
• Move to LED appliances

4. Drive less/Ecofriendly Vehicle
• Drive your car less and use
public transport or car pooling
for transportation.
• Move to Ecofriendly Vehicles to
reduce pollution

5. Recycle.
You can reuse plastic bottles, paper,
hardware and batteries, among different
things.

6. Conserve Water
• Utilize less manure on your grass,
abundance manure keeps running
off into tempest sewers and
dirties streams.
• Never pour anything – particularly
waist oil or extra grass chemicals
• Water your lawn in the early
morning, when the water will
absorb and not dissipate in the
warmth of the day.

7. Conserve Water
• Close the tap after use
• Take short Showers
• Turn off the water while brushing
your teeth

8. Switch to e-billing
Paper items make up the
biggest rate of municipal
solid waste, paper by
agreeing to e-billing we
can reduce the CO2.

9. Maintain a healthy eco system
By community cleanup brings
volunteers together to clean,
repair, and improve public
spaces that have been neglected,
vandalized, or misused .

10. Bring your own
Bag
By bringing own Eco-
friendly bag to stores and
avoid using plastic bags

11. Avoid the pollution
Attempt to arrange bio-
degradable and non-bio-
degradable squanders
appropriately and abstain
from littering everything over
your home surrounding.

12. Using composting
Composting is the natural
process of recycling
organic matter, such as
leaves and food scraps,
into a valuable fertilizer
that can enrich soil and
plants. ...

13. Planting trees
Trees contribute to their
environment over long periods
of time by providing oxygen,
improving air quality, climate
amelioration, conserving water,
preserving soil, and supporting
wildlife.

14. Thank You