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The document recommends switching off devices when not in use, using public transport instead of personal vehicles, and utilizing renewable sources of energy in order to help save the planet from environmental damage through changes like organic farming.
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Scaffolding for activity 6
- 1. Switch off our devices if not using them Use public transport Use renewable sources of energy Save the planet change to organic farming... If we ... we can help to....